Definition of bespatter - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
literalDated cover with liquid or sticky substanceDated
- The car was bespattered with mud after the rain.
2.
figurativeDated tarnish someone's reputation with false claimsDated
- The politician was bespattered by his opponents during the campaign.
Origin of bespatter
Old English, be (thoroughly) + spætan (to spit)
Examples of bespatter in a sentence
Paint bespattered the floor during the renovation. Her reputation was bespattered by the false rumors. The article aimed to bespatter the celebrity's image.
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- French:éclabousser, salir, ...
- German:bespritzen, beschmutzen, ...
- Italian:schizzare, diffamare, ...
- Spanish:salpicar, difamar, ...
- Portuguese:salpicar, difamar, ...
- Chinese:溅满, 诽谤, ...
- Japanese:覆う, 中傷する, ...
- Arabic:لَطَّخَ, شَوَّهَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַטִּיף, לְהַכְפִּישׁ, ...
- Russian:забрызгать, очернить, ...
- Ukrainian:забризкати, заплямувати, ...
- Hindi:ढकना, धूमिल करना, ...
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