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Meanings of stained in English
Catalan
tacat Marked or dyed or discolored with foreign matter.
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Examples for "damaged"
Examples for "damaged"
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Recent cases had damaged New Zealand's reputation with foreign students, he said.
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It has damaged consumer confidence in scientists, farming and the food industry.
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Power companies are trying to stop damaged cables from triggering new fires.
4
Independence Day gunfire from Palestinian areas left eight homes damaged in Giloh.
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Mr Marsh said about 50 power poles were damaged in the storm.
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The flag was also spotted at a bar in Sea Point recently.
2
And some others said they didn't think the changes spotted were serious.
3
Senior officials in Dublin spotted the issue directly after the Brexit vote.
4
Four Mantimahle male lions were recently spotted 'patrolling' the Kruger National Park.
5
The operation appears to have been spotted by rival organisations in Europe.
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She said no improper police conduct tainted the identification in Perry's case.
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Opponents say the protests are tainted because they involved major labor organizations.
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Why do top US colleges take money tainted by the opioid crisis?
4
The poisoning hazards include deteriorating lead paint, tainted soil and contaminated water.
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That blinkered approach tainted all the evidence and carried into the courtroom.
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But greater scrutiny could help improve the tarnished reputation of the sector.
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The win, however, was tarnished by a late red card for Fernandinho.
3
His disputed election victory last August was tarnished by widespread vote rigging.
4
He wore chain mail that was of good quality, if rather tarnished.
5
When it's done right it is beautiful but last night tarnished it.
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The vision of a day; snow, sullied and dispelled in a night.
2
The irony was that far from improving our reputation, we sullied it.
3
The good name of Canadian-South Korean animated co-productions has been sullied forever.
4
Their love cannot be sullied by baubles like marriage or long-term cohabitation.
5
Even the memory of his grand passion was now corrupted, sullied, debased.
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In recent years, Italian football has had its winning image repeatedly besmirched.
2
Every taste I ever had in life seems to have become besmirched.
3
For as yet machinery and reeking factories had not besmirched the country-side.
4
There was not a day that had not been wasted, botched, besmirched.
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Would you rather die with honor intact or live with it besmirched?
1
The blood around the flyblown wound was congealed but not completely dry.
2
The ground floor consisted of a little Italian restaurant, of the flyblown sort.
3
On the walls were faded oleographs of generals and archbishops, flyblown and stained.
4
Valle Crusis has a blacksmith shop and a dirty, flyblown store.
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A fellow gets flyblown if he stays in the field, so I beat it.
Usage of stained in English
1
The only stained windows in the building are in the west transept.
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It took the Bayleys years of work to restore the smoke-stained remains.
3
Three armed figures in battle-stained attire picked their way among the bodies.
4
I've got symbols of five different religions in stained glass, including Shinto.
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Results: All bleaching products have the same efficacy to whiten stained enamel.
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The gas burnt economically low within its stained-glass cage in the hall.
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The woodwork throughout the building was stained and finished in bog oak.
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The sand was stained with brownish blood patches; the wounds were ghastly.
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The photograph was stained with age and damp; deep, too, in dust.
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Rare large cells of uncertain origin also stained positively for class I.
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ASMA strongly stained the muscle in all cases but desmin was negative.
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And so it befell her to be buried in the stained robe.
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In every-day life, the feelings of the many are stained with vanity.
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And in the shadow of a weather-stained davit he kissed her again.
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The departing light of the smoldering sun poured through the stained windows.
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You are shown the actual stone that was stained with his blood.
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