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blemish, blot, blotch, bull, bull's-eye, fleck, mark, smear, smudge, speck, speckle, spot, stain, taint* * *I. (et) plateware.II. (en -ter)(af snavs etc, især: som er trængt ind) stain ( fx of blood, ink, paint, tea, wine),( lille plet) speck ( fx of soot);( udtværet) smear, smudge;( del af en flade med afvigende farve) patch ( fx a patch of sunlight on the floor; a white patch on the dog's head),( lille) fleck ( fx flecks of sunlight);( i mønster; på dyrs skind) spot ( fx the leopard's spots),( lille, uregelmæssig, også fx på æg) speckle;( sygdomsplet) spot;( sygdomsplet på frugt) speck;( opstået ved stød på frugt, hud etc) bruise;( moralsk) stain, spot,F blemish ( fx on one's reputation);( centrum i skydeskive) bull's-eye, bull ( fx he scored 15 bulls in 20 shots);( sted) spot ( fx a beautiful (, peaceful) spot);[ en plet jord] a patch of ground, a plot;[ rør dig ikke af pletten!] don't stir!( som trussel) don't move![ pletter i halsen] an ulcerated throat;[ ramme plet], se (skyde) pletskud;[ første mand på pletten] first man on the spot;[ møde på pletten] be punctual, arrive on the dot;[ han var først på pletten] he got there first;[ sætte en plet på hans rygte] stain (, F: sully) his reputation;[ sætte pletter] stain, leave stains; make spots.
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