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Перевод: blacken

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делать черным; чернить; начернить; почернеть; загорать

Тезаурус:

1. Short, ugly, long-nosed with dirty brown clothes, they also love to dance, but their feet poison and blacken the grass, making it unfit for animals to graze there.
2. Women are crawling out of the woodwork but they are duplicitous and wizened, swamp people and ratbags, and they can blacken and turn leathery before I will condescend to them.
3. The letter may well be a fake but the worrying fact is that it proves there is a dirty tricks campaign designed to blacken the name of the Princess.
4. Most have long disappeared; many of those left have been pressed into service as gateposts on farms, or blacken slowly as lintels over fireplaces.
5. On the on hand, a bad debtor might conspire with an employee to remove or conceal evidence of his record, on the other an employee with a grudge might blacken someone's record.
6. Established to rekindle Anglo-Italian relations after the Heysel disaster, the tournament has only served to blacken the name of soccer.
7. Royal aides have also been stunned to hear that Morton's new chapter allegedly includes a blow-by-blow account of how Charles's friends tried to blacken Diana's name.
8. are the unripe, green berries which have been allowed to dry and blacken in the sun after picking.
9. Tory MP Geoffrey Dickens claimed the recordings might have been leaked to blacken the Royal Family and warned that "evil forces" could be at work.
10. Richard Carey, for the prosecution, said: "Your intention was to blacken the woman's character.
11. It seems certain to blacken miles of pristine coastline, kill hundreds of birds and wreck lucrative shellfish grounds.
12. But we Scots were a bloodthirsty race then, and of all the black deeds that blacken Scottish history, I believe that the hunting of the Rannoch Macgregors was probably one of the most horrendous.
13. There are some people who will put out black propaganda to blacken the name of MPs.