Definition of blotch - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
appearancelarge irregular spot or stain
- The ink left a blotch on the paper.
2.
agricultureTECH. crop disease causing spots on plantsTECH.
- The farmer noticed a blotch on the leaves.
3.
reputationRare imperfection or blemish on reputationRare
- The scandal left a blotch on his career.
Verb
1.
markingtr. mark with spots or blotchestr.
- He blotched the canvas with vibrant colors..
2.
developingintr. develop irregular spots or discolorationsintr.
- The fruit began to blotch as it ripened.
Images of blotch
large irregular spot or stain 
crop disease causing spots on plants
Origin of blotch
Unknown
Examples of blotch in a sentence
She noticed a red blotch on her skin. The blotch on the tomato plants spread quickly. Gardeners are worried about the blotch affecting their crops. His dishonesty was a blotch on his otherwise good name. The incident was a blotch that he couldn't erase. The walls were blotched with mold.
The ink blotched the paper. The paint started to blotch on the wall. Her skin began to blotch in the sun.
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- French:tache, tacheter, ...
- German:Fleck, beklecksen, ...
- Italian:macchia, macchiare, ...
- Spanish:borrón, manchar, ...
- Portuguese:borrão, manchar, ...
- Chinese:污点, 涂抹, ...
- Japanese:しみ, 染みをつける, ...
- Arabic:بقعة, لَطَّخَ, ...
- Hebrew:כֶּתֶם, לְהַכְתִּים, ...
- Russian:пятно, покрывать пятнами, ...
- Ukrainian:пляма, плямувати, ...
- Hindi:धब्बा, धब्बेदार करना, ...
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