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1 adını çıkarmak
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2 onuruna leke sürmek
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3 manchar la reputación de alguien
Español-Inglés colección ilustrada idiomas > manchar la reputación de alguien
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5 jdn. in schlechtem Licht erscheinen lassen
Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > jdn. in schlechtem Licht erscheinen lassen
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6 порочить
1) General subject: asperse, bad mouth, besmear, besmirch, bespatter, blemish, calumniate, cast a slur, cast a slur on, defame, defile, derogate, discredit, disparage, put a slur, slander, sling mud at, spatter, talk down, tarnish, throw a slur on (кого-л., что-л.), throw mud at, damn, drag through the mire, soil, bring a slur (кого-л.-upon), cast a slur (кого-л.-upon), put a slur (кого-л.-upon), throw a slur (кого-л.-upon), taint reputation (кого-л.), cast a slur on (кого-л., что-л.), cloud, humiliate2) American: bad-mouth3) Obsolete: slur4) Rare: denigrate5) Law: attack admission, attack confession6) Makarov: tar, cast dirt at (кого-л.), fling dirt at (кого-л.), cast a slur on (кого-л. что-л.), cast a slur upon (кого-л. что-л.) -
7 бросать тень
1) General subject: adumbrate, cast a shade on ( smth.) (на кого-л., что-л.), cast a shade on smb.. (на кого-л., что-л.), cast a shadow, cast a slur (на кого-л.), cast suspicion on (на кого-л.), impeach, insinuate, overshade (на что-л.), overshadow, reflect (на - on, upon), stain, throw a shadow on (тж. перен.; на что-л.), cast a slur, cast a shadow on (на кого-л.), put someone in a bad light (на кого-л.), throw a shadow on (на что-л., тж. перен.), put something in a bad light (на что-либо)2) Diplomatic term: besmirch3) Oil: tarnish4) Business: reflect on5) Makarov: project shadow, tar, throw shadow, cast shadow, cast suspicion on (на кого-л.), cast aspersions (опорочивать) -
8 опетнявам
sully, tarnish, stain, soil, smear, smirch, defile, bring dishonour, cast a slur (on)опетнявам някого fling/throw mud at s.o.; drag s.o. through the mireопетнявам паметта на besmirch the memory ofопетнявам се stain o.'s record* * *опетня̀вам,гл. sully, tarnish, stain, soil, smear, smirch, stigmatize, defile, bring dishonour, cast a slur (on), taint; \опетнявам някого fling/throw mud at s.o.; drag s.o. through the mire; \опетнявам паметта на besmirch the memory of;\опетнявам се stain o.’s record.* * *attaint; imbrue{im`bryu;}; mire; pollute (прен.); smirch{`smx;tS}; smut; spot; stigmatise; to do violence to; to drag through the mire (прен.); to fling (throw) mud at; violate{`vaixleit}* * *1. sully, tarnish, stain, soil, smear, smirch, defile, bring dishonour, cast a slur (on) 2. ОПЕТНЯВАМ ce stain o.'s record 3. ОПЕТНЯВАМ някого fling/throw mud at s.o.;drag s.o. through the mire 4. ОПЕТНЯВАМ паметта на besmirch the memory of -
9 петня
soil, spot, sully, tarnish, blemish, stigmatize; throw/fling mud (at)петня доброто име на cast a slur on/smear s.o.'s reputationпетня доброто си име bring dishonour on o.'s nameпетня собствения си род befoul o.'s own nest* * *петня̀,гл., мин. св. деят. прич. петнѝл soil, spot, sully, fleck, flecker, tarnish, blemish, stigmatize; throw/fling mud (at); \петня доброто име на cast a slur on/smear s.o.’s reputation; разг. dish the dirt on s.o.; \петня доброто си име bring dishonour on o.’s name; \петня собствения си род befoul o.’s own nest.* * *spoil: She петняs your reputation. - Тя петни репутацията ти.; blaspheme; pollute (прен.); speck{spek}; stain; stigmatize; to fling/throw mud at; traduce{trx`dyu;s}* * *1. soil, spot, sully, tarnish, blemish, stigmatize;throw/fling mud (at) 2. ПЕТНЯ доброто име на cast a slur on/smear s. o.'s reputation 3. ПЕТНЯ доброто си име bring dishonour on o.'s name 4. ПЕТНЯ собствения си род befoul o.'s own nest -
10 beflecken
v/t1. stain, soil; mit Blut befleckt bloodstained; seine Hände waren mit Farbe befleckt he had paint (stains) on his hands; das Tischtuch war mit Kaffee / Speiseresten befleckt the tablecloth had coffee / food stains on it2. geh., fig. (Ehre, Ruf) tarnish, sully* * *to stain; to imbrue; to sully; to taint; to maculate* * *be|flẹ|cken [bɐ'flɛkn] ptp befle\#cktvter hat sich or seine Hände mit Blut befleckt (fig) — he has blood on his hands
* * *be·fle·cken *vt1. (mit Flecken beschmutzen)etw mit Farbe \beflecken to get paint [stains] on sthwer hat das Tischtuch so mit Marmelade befleckt? who left jam stains on the tablecloth?2. (geh)jds Ehre \beflecken to slur [or cast a slur on] sb's honour [or AM -or]jds Ruf \beflecken to tarnish [or form sully] sb's reputation* * *transitives Verb stainsich mit Blut beflecken — (verhüll. geh.) stain one's hands with blood
* * *beflecken v/t1. stain, soil;mit Blut befleckt bloodstained;seine Hände waren mit Farbe befleckt he had paint (stains) on his hands;das Tischtuch war mit Kaffee/Speiseresten befleckt the tablecloth had coffee/food stains on it2. geh, fig (Ehre, Ruf) tarnish, sully* * *transitives Verb stainsich mit Blut beflecken — (verhüll. geh.) stain one's hands with blood
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11 besudeln
* * *to besmirch; to stain; to smirch* * *be|su|deln ptp besudelt (geh)1. vtWände to besmear; Kleidung, Hände to soil; (fig) Andenken, Namen, Ehre to besmirch, to sully2. vrsich mit Blut besúdeln (fig) — to get blood on one's hands
* * *be·su·deln *vt (geh)1. (mit Flüssigkeit beschmieren)jetzt habe ich meine Bluse mit Kaffee besudelt now I've got coffee all over my blouse2. (herabwürdigen)▪ etw \besudeln to besmirch [or sully] sth* * *transitives Verb (geh. abwertend) besmirchjemandes Andenken/Namen besudeln — (fig.) cast a slur on somebody's memory/name
* * *B. v/r get dirty;sich mit Blut besudeln (Mord begehen) get blood on one’s hands* * *transitives Verb (geh. abwertend) besmirchjemandes Andenken/Namen besudeln — (fig.) cast a slur on somebody's memory/name
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12 nachsagen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. repeat; pej. gedankenlos etc.: parrot, echo2. jemandem etw. nachsagen claim s.th. of s.o.; jemandem Schlechtes nachsagen speak badly ( oder ill förm.) of s.o., cast a slur on s.o.; jemandem nur Gutes nachsagen not have a bad word to say about s.o.; man kann ihr nichts Schlechtes / Gutes nachsagen there’s nothing bad to be said about her / there’s not a good word to be said for her; man sagt ihm nach, dass... he’s said to... (+ Inf.) ihr wird Unehrlichkeit etc. nachgesagt she’s said to be dishonest etc.; das lasse ich mir nicht nachsagen! I won’t have that said of me; ich lasse mir nichts nachsagen I won’t have anyone speak badly of me* * *nach|sa|genvt sep1) (= wiederholen) to repeatjdm alles náchsagen —
das ist kein Grund für dich, es nachzusagen — that's no reason for you to say it too
2)jdm etw náchsagen — to attribute sth to sb
jdm Schlechtes náchsagen — to speak ill of sb
man kann ihr nichts náchsagen — you can't say anything against her
ihm wird nachgesagt, dass... — it's said that he...
das kannst du mir nicht náchsagen — you can't accuse me of that
das lasse ich mir nicht náchsagen! — I'm not having that said of me!
* * *nach|sa·genvt1. (von jdm behaupten)▪ jdm etw \nachsagen to say sth of sbes wird ihr nachgesagt, dass sie eine bösartige Intrigantin sei they say [or it's said] that she is a nasty schemerich lasse mir von dieser Frau nicht \nachsagen, dass ich lüge I'm not having that woman say I'm a liar2. (nachsprechen)▪ [jdm] etw \nachsagen to repeat sth [sb said]* * *transitives Verb1) (wiederholen) repeat2)man sagt ihm nach, er verstehe etwas davon — he is said to know something about it
du darfst dir nicht nachsagen lassen, dass... — you mustn't let it be said of you that...
* * *nachsagen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1. repeat; pej gedankenlos etc: parrot, echo2.jemandem etwas nachsagen claim sth of sb;jemandem nur Gutes nachsagen not have a bad word to say about sb;man kann ihr nichts Schlechtes/Gutes nachsagen there’s nothing bad to be said about her/there’s not a good word to be said for her;man sagt ihm nach, dass … he’s said to … (+inf)nachgesagt she’s said to be dishonest etc;das lasse ich mir nicht nachsagen! I won’t have that said of me;ich lasse mir nichts nachsagen I won’t have anyone speak badly of me* * *transitives Verb1) (wiederholen) repeat2)man sagt ihm nach, er verstehe etwas davon — he is said to know something about it
du darfst dir nicht nachsagen lassen, dass... — you mustn't let it be said of you that...
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13 verunglimpfen
* * *to denigrate; to revile; to lampoon; to disparage* * *ver|ụn|glimp|fen [fɛɐ'|ʊnglɪmpfn] ptp veru\#nglimpftvtjdn to disparage; Ruf, Ehre, Worte auch to decry* * *ver·un·glimp·fen *[fɛɐ̯ˈʔʊnglɪmpfn̩]vt (geh)* * ** * *verunglimpfen v/t denigrate, disparage;jemanden verunglimpfen auch blacken sb’s name* * ** * *v.to denigrate v.to disparage v.to libel v.to revile v.to vilify v. -
14 iftira etmek
v. calumniate, slander, defame, cast a slur on, put a slur on, be defamatory of smb., asperse, backbite, bespatter, cast the blame, denigrate, speak evil of, malign, scandalize, smut, traduce, vilify -
15 atteindre
atteindre [atɛ̃dʀ]➭ TABLE 49 transitive verba. to reach ; [pierre, balle, tireur] to hit• atteindre son but [personne] to reach one's goal ; [mesure] to fulfil its purpose ; [missile] to hit its target• la corruption y atteint des proportions incroyables corruption there has reached incredible proportionsb. ( = toucher psychologiquement) [événement, maladie, reproches] to affect* * *atɛ̃dʀ
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1) ( arriver à) to reach [lieu, niveau]; [personne, réforme] to achieve [but]; [projectile] to reach [cible]arbre qui peut atteindre 40 mètres — tree which can grow up to 40 metres [BrE] high
2) ( frapper) [projectile, tireur] to hit3) ( affecter) [maladie, malheur] ( de façon durable) to affect; ( brusquement) to hit; [parole blessante] to affectatteindre quelqu'un dans son honneur — to cast a slur on somebody's honour [BrE]
4) ( toucher) to reach [public]
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atteindre à fml verbe transitif indirect to achieve [connaissance]* * *atɛ̃dʀ vt1) [but, niveau] to reach2) [projectile] to hit, to enterLa balle l'a atteint au visage. — The bullet hit him in the face.
La balle l'a atteint au poumon gauche. — The bullet entered his left lung.
3) (= émouvoir) to affect* * *atteindre verb table: peindreA vtr1 ( arriver à) to reach [lieu, âge]; to reach [niveau, valeur, somme, vitesse]; [personne, réforme] to achieve [but]; [projectile] to reach [but, cible]; la température peut atteindre 30° à l'ombre the temperature can get up to ou reach 30° in the shade; arbre qui peut atteindre 40 mètres tree which can grow up to 40 metresGB high; atteindre des proportions massives to reach huge proportions;2 ( frapper) [projectile, tireur] to hit [personne, animal, cible];3 ( affecter) [maladie, malheur] ( de façon durable) to affect [personne, groupe]; ( brusquement) to hit [personne, groupe]; [parole blessante] to affect [personne]; ses critiques ne m'atteignent pas I'm impervious to his/her criticism; atteindre qn dans son honneur to cast a slur on sb's honourGB; ⇒ crapaud;4 ( toucher) to reach [public].[atɛ̃dr] verbe transitifil a atteint son but he's reached his goal ou achieved his aim3. [âge, valeur, prix] to reachle sommet atteint plus de 4 000 mètres the summit is over 4,000 metres highles dégâts atteignent neuf cent mille euros nine hundred thousand euros' worth of damage has been doneil est impossible d'atteindre ceux qui sont à l'intérieur de l'ambassade the people inside the embassy are incommunicadola balle/le policier l'a atteint en pleine tête the bullet hit/the policeman shot him in the headil peut dire ce qu'il veut à mon sujet, ça ne m'atteint pas he can say what he likes about me, it doesn't bother me at allrien ne l'atteint nothing affects ou can reach him7. [affecter - suj: maladie, fléau] to affectles tumeurs secondaires ont déjà atteint le poumon the secondary tumours have already spread to the lung————————atteindre à verbe plus préposition -
16 onore
m hono(u)rin onore di in hono(u)r of* * *onore s.m.1 honour, (amer.) honor: offendere l'onore di qlcu., to offend s.o.'s honour; perdere l'onore, to lose one's honour; ne va del mio onore, my honour is at stake // uomo d'onore, honourable man // debito, parola, punto, questione d'onore, debt, word, point, question of honour; Parola d'onore! L'ho visto con i miei occhi, Word of honour! I saw it with my own eyes // (dir.) Vostro Onore, ( al giudice) Your Honour2 ( castità di donna) honour, chastity: insidiare l'onore di una donna, to try to seduce a woman // (dir.): causa d'onore, motive of honour; delitto d'onore, crime committed for motive of honour3 ( vanto, gloria) honour, glory; ( credito) credit: è l'onore della famiglia, he is a credit to his family; l'onore della vittoria spetta a lui, the honour (o the glory) of victory is his; questo sentimento ti fa onore, this feeling does you credit (o honour); ho avuto l'onore di conoscere il presidente, I had the honour of meeting the president // farsi onore in qlco., to excel in sthg.; farsi onore sul lavoro, in battaglia, in gara, to excel in one's work, in battle, in competition // fare onore alla propria firma, a una cambiale, to honour one's signature, a bill // tenere alto l'onore della patria, to uphold the honour of one's country4 ( atto di omaggio) honour, homage: ricevimento, banchetto in onore di qlcu., reception, banquet held in s.o.'s honour; ci accolse con tutti gli onori, he received us with great ceremony // onori militari, military honours // onore al merito!, give praise where praise is due! // a onore del vero, to tell the truth // damigella d'onore, maid of honour // serata d'onore, gala evening // posto d'onore, place of honour // scorta d'onore, guard of honour // (sport) giro d'onore, lap of honour // ''Siediti a capotavola'' ''Troppo onore!'', ''Sit at the head of the table'' ''That's too kind of you!'' // fare gli onori di casa, to do the honours of the house // fare onore a un pranzo, to do justice to a dinner // salire agli onori degli altari, to be raised to the altars6 pl. (bridge ecc.) honours* * *[o'nore] 1.sostantivo maschile1) (dignità) honour BE, honor AEattentare all'onore di qcn. — to cast a slur on sb.'s honour
offendere l'onore di qcn., ferire qcn. nell'onore to wound sb.'s honour; ne va del tuo onore your honour is at stake; farsi un punto d'onore to make it a point of honour; una questione d'onore an affair of honour; giurare sul proprio onore to swear (up)on one's honour; (dare la propria) parola d'onore (to give one's) word of honour; con onore — honourably
2) (merito) honour BE, honor AE, creditfare onore a qcn., qcs. — to be an honour o a credit to sb., sth., to do sb. proud
non ti fa (molto) onore — it says very little for you, you don't come out of it very well
3) (privilegio) honour BE, honor AEavere l'onore di fare — to have the honour to do o of doing
considerare qcs. un grande onore — to consider sth. a great honour
concedere, fare a qcn. l'onore di fare — to give, do sb. the honour of doing
è un grande onore per me fare la sua conoscenza — it's a great honour for me to make your acquaintance
quale, che onore! — what an honour! (anche iron.)
d'onore — [codice, debito, giro, guardia, posto] of honour
4) (nelle cerimonie, nei festeggiamenti)fare, rendere onore a qcn. — to honour o salute sb.
in onore di qcn., qcs. — in honour of sb., sth.; [cena, ricevimento, monumento] for sb., sth.
6) gioc. (carta alta) honour BE, honor AE2.sostantivo maschile plurale onori1) (onorificenze) honours BE, honors AEessere ricevuto con gli -i riservati ai capi di stato — to be received with the ceremony reserved for heads of State
fare gli -i di casa — to do the honours, to play host (anche scherz.)
2) (titoli accademici) honours BE, honors AE•- i militari — mil. military honours
••onore al merito! — prov. honour where honour is due! credit where credit is due!
* * *onore/o'nore/I sostantivo m.1 (dignità) honour BE, honor AE; uomo d'onore man of honour; attentare all'onore di qcn. to cast a slur on sb.'s honour; offendere l'onore di qcn., ferire qcn. nell'onore to wound sb.'s honour; ne va del tuo onore your honour is at stake; farsi un punto d'onore to make it a point of honour; una questione d'onore an affair of honour; giurare sul proprio onore to swear (up)on one's honour; (dare la propria) parola d'onore (to give one's) word of honour; con onore honourably2 (merito) honour BE, honor AE, credit; fare onore a qcn., qcs. to be an honour o a credit to sb., sth., to do sb. proud; fa onore al suo paese he is a credit to his country; non ti fa (molto) onore it says very little for you, you don't come out of it very well3 (privilegio) honour BE, honor AE; avere l'onore di fare to have the honour to do o of doing; considerare qcs. un grande onore to consider sth. a great honour; concedere, fare a qcn. l'onore di fare to give, do sb. the honour of doing; è un grande onore per me fare la sua conoscenza it's a great honour for me to make your acquaintance; posso avere l'onore di questo ballo? may I have the pleasure of this dance? con chi ho l'onore di parlare? whom do I have the honour of speaking to? onore ai vinti! loser goes first! a te l'onore! you do the honours! lei mi fa troppo onore you flatter me; l'onore delle armi the honours of war; ho l'onore di informarla che I'm honoured to inform you that; a che (cosa) devo l'onore? to what do I owe this honour? (anche iron.); quale, che onore! what an honour! (anche iron.); d'onore [codice, debito, giro, guardia, posto] of honour4 (nelle cerimonie, nei festeggiamenti) fare, rendere onore a qcn. to honour o salute sb.; fare onore alla tavola to do justice to a meal; in onore di qcn., qcs. in honour of sb., sth.; [cena, ricevimento, monumento] for sb., sth.; ospite d'onore guest of honour5 (titolo giuridico) Vostro Onore Your HonourII onori m.pl.1 (onorificenze) honours BE, honors AE; essere coperto di -i to be loaded with honours; con tutti gli -i dovuti al suo rango with all the honour due to his rank; essere ricevuto con gli -i riservati ai capi di stato to be received with the ceremony reserved for heads of State; fare gli -i di casa to do the honours, to play host (anche scherz.); salire agli -i della cronaca to hit the headlinesonore al merito! prov. honour where honour is due! credit where credit is due!\- i militari mil. military honours. -
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18 leke sürmek
v. cast a slur on, put a slur on, slur, bespatter, soil, dishonor, dishonour [Brit.], besmirch one's name -
19 beflecken
be·fle·cken *vt1) ( mit Flecken beschmutzen)etw [mit etw] \beflecken to stain sth [with sth];etw mit Farbe \beflecken to get paint [stains] on sth;wer hat das Tischtuch so mit Marmelade befleckt? who left jam stains on the tablecloth?2) ( geh);etw [durch etw] \beflecken to stain sth [with/by sth];jds Ehre \beflecken to slur [or cast a slur on] sb's honour [or (Am) -or]; -
20 blaam
1 [afkeuring] blame2 [smet] slur, blot, stain 〈 op iemands eer, goede naam〉♦voorbeelden:2 iemand van alle blaam zuiveren • clear/exonerate someoneeen blaam werpen op • cast a slur on
См. также в других словарях:
cast a slur — index smear Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
cast a slur on — index blame, dishonor (deprive of honor), involve (implicate) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
cast a slur upon — index brand (stigmatize), censure, denounce (condemn), derogate, disgrace, fault, humiliate … Law dictionary
slur — I n. insult 1) to cast a slur 2) an ethnic, racial slur 3) a slur on (his remark was a slur on my character) II v. (d; intr.) to slur over ( to minimize ) (to slur over a blunder) * * * [slɜː] racial slur [ insult ] to cast a slur an ethnic a… … Combinatory dictionary
slur — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun ADJECTIVE ▪ racial, racist, sexual ▪ anti gay, anti Semitic, etc. VERB + SLUR ▪ cast … Collocations dictionary
slur — slur1 [slə: US slə:r] v past tense and past participle slurred present participle slurring [Sense: 1,3; Date: 1700 1800; Origin: Probably from Low German slurrn to shuffle ] [Sense: 2; Date: 1600 1700; Origin: slur thin mud (15 19 centuries)] 1.) … Dictionary of contemporary English
slur — [slʉr] vt. slurred, slurring [prob. < MDu sleuren, to drag, move slowly, trail in mud: for IE base see SLUG1] 1. to pass over quickly and carelessly; make little of: often with over 2. to pronounce rapidly and indistinctly, as by combining or… … English World dictionary
slur — I. noun Etymology: obsolete English dialect slur thin mud, from Middle English sloor; akin to Middle High German slier mud Date: 1609 1. a. an insulting or disparaging remark or innuendo ; aspersion b. a shaming or degrading effect ; stain,… … New Collegiate Dictionary
slur — /slerr/, v., slurred, slurring, n. v.t. 1. to pass over lightly or without due mention or consideration (often fol. by over): The report slurred over her contribution to the enterprise. 2. to pronounce (a syllable, word, etc.) indistinctly by… … Universalium
cast — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun ADJECTIVE ▪ huge, large ▪ small ▪ excellent, good, strong, talented ▪ … Collocations dictionary
slur — Synonyms and related words: accent, accent mark, affront, asperse, aspersion, attaint, bad mouth, badge of infamy, bar, bar sinister, baton, bedaub, befoul, bend sinister, besmear, besmirch, besmoke, bespatter, bestain, black eye, black mark,… … Moby Thesaurus