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1 tarnish
1. verb(to (cause a metal to) become dull and stained: Silver tarnishes easily.) deslustrar(se), empañar(se); manchar(se)
2. noun(a dull, stained appearance on a metal surface.) falta de lustretr['tɑːnɪʃ]1 (metal) deslustrar; (reputation) empañar, manchar1 (metal) deslustrarse; (reputation) empañarse, mancharse1 falta de lustre, falta de brillotarnish ['tɑrnɪʃ] vt1) dull: deslustrar2) sully: empañar, manchar (una reputación, etc.)tarnish vi: deslustrarsetarnish n: deslustre mn.• deslustre s.m.• empañadura s.f.v.• amancillar v.• desdorar v.• deslucir v.• deslustrar v.• empañar v.• oxidarse v.
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1. 'tɑːrnɪʃ, 'tɑːnɪʃa) ( make dull) \<\<silver\>\> deslustrar, poner* negrob) ( spoil) \<\<reputation/name\>\> empañar, manchar
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via) \<\<silver\>\> deslustrarse, ponerse* negrob) \<\<fame\>\> empañarse, mancharse
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mass noun falta f de lustre or brillo['tɑːnɪʃ]1.VT (lit) deslustrar, quitar el brillo a; (fig) manchar, empañar2.VI [metal] deslustrarse, perder el brillo* * *
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1. ['tɑːrnɪʃ, 'tɑːnɪʃ]a) ( make dull) \<\<silver\>\> deslustrar, poner* negrob) ( spoil) \<\<reputation/name\>\> empañar, manchar
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via) \<\<silver\>\> deslustrarse, ponerse* negrob) \<\<fame\>\> empañarse, mancharse
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mass noun falta f de lustre or brillo
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