Definition of fleck - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
appearancesmall spot or mark seen on a surface
- There was a fleck of paint on her shirt.
2.
fragmentstiny piece or fragment of something
- There were flecks of paint on the floor.
Verb
spotmark with small spots or lightly sprinkle over
- She flecked the cake with powdered sugar.
Images of fleck

small spot or mark seen on a surface
Origin of fleck
Middle Dutch, vlecke (spot)
Examples of fleck in a sentence
She noticed a fleck of blue in his eyes. Flecks of dust danced in the sunlight. The artist added flecks of gold to the painting. Rain flecked the windshield during the drive. Sunlight flecked the cave walls.
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- French:tache, parsemer de, ...
- German:Fleck, besprenkeln, ...
- Italian:macchiolina, macchiare, ...
- Spanish:mancha, salpicar, ...
- Portuguese:pinta, salpicar, ...
- Chinese:斑点, 点缀, ...
- Japanese:斑点, 散らす, ...
- Arabic:بُقْعَة, نَقَّطَ, ...
- Hebrew:כֶּתֶם, לְנַקֵּד, ...
- Russian:пятнышко, пятнать, ...
- Ukrainian:плямка, посипати, ...
- Hindi:धब्बा, छितराना, ...
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