dinting
ˈdɪntɪŋ
Definition

Definition of dinting - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

surface damageRaremaking dents or hollow marks in a surface by forceRare
  • The dinting hailstones damaged several cars.
  • The dinting impact left marks across the metal door.
  • Workers replaced the dinting rollers before production resumed.
midriff waist
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Origin of dinting

Old English, dynt (blow, stroke)

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  1. French:cabossant, ...
  2. German:eindellend, ...
  3. Italian:ammaccante, ...
  4. Spanish:que provoca abolladuras, ...
  5. Portuguese:amolgante, ...
  6. Chinese:造成凹痕的, ...
  7. Japanese:へこみをつける, ...
  8. Arabic:مُحْدِث لِلِانْبِعَاجَات, ...
  9. Hebrew:שֶׁיּוֹצֵר שְׁקָעִים, ...
  10. Russian:вмятинообразующий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:той, що спричиняє вм'ятини, ...
  12. Hindi:गड्ढे करने वाला, ...
dint UK
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Definition of dint - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
impressionUKdent or impression in a surfaceUK
  • The car door had a large dint from the accident.
dent impression mark
2.
strengthDatedUKforce or power, often meaning by means ofDatedUK
  • He succeeded by dint of hard work.
might power strength

Verb

tr.
1.
effortDatedUKachieve something through force or effortDatedUK
  • He dinted his way into the management team.
accomplish achieve attain
2.
damageRareUKcreate a dent in a surfaceRareUK
  • He dinted the car door with his elbow.
dent indent
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  • dint: dent or impression in a surface
    dent or impression in a surface

Expressions with dint

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by using effort, ability or a particular method to reach something
She got the promotion by dint of hard work and patience.
achieving something through persistent effort and determination
She succeeded by dint of hard work and dedication.

Origin of dint

Old English, dynt (blow, stroke)

Examples of dint in a sentence

  • The hammer left a dint on the wall.
  • By dint of his charisma, he led the team.
  • The project was completed by dint of collaboration.
  • She dinted her way to the top of the corporate ladder.
  • They dinted the door open despite the heavy resistance.
  • She accidentally dinted the table with her heavy bag.

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  1. French:impression, se frayer, ...
  2. German:Beule, durch Anstrengung erreichen, ...
  3. Italian:ammaccatura, ottenere con la forza, ...
  4. Spanish:abolladura, conseguir a base de esfuerzo, ...
  5. Portuguese:amolgadela, alcançar com esforço, ...
  6. Chinese:凹陷, 努力争取, ...
  7. Japanese:へこみ, 力ずくで成し遂げる, ...
  8. Arabic:اِنْبِعاج, اِنتَزَعَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:שֶׁקַע, לְהַשִּׂיג בְּכֹחַ, ...
  10. Russian:вдавленность, пробиваться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вм'ятина, пробиватися, ...
  12. Hindi:डेंट, बलपूर्वक प्राप्त करना, ...

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