tarnishes

tarnishes

美 [?tɑrn??] 　英 [?tɑ?(r)n??]

• v.敗壞(名譽等)；使晦暗；使生銹；變晦暗
• n.銹；表面變色；污點
• 網絡中很快就變色；很快就色

詞形變化

第三人稱單數：tarnishes  現在分詞：tarnishing  過去式：tarnished  

反義詞

同義詞

英漢解釋

v.	1. 玷污,敗壞(名譽等) 2. 使晦暗,使喪失光澤 3. 使生銹,使變色 4. 變晦暗,(喪)失(光)澤,生銹,變色
n.	1. 晦暗,銹;表面變色;污點

英英解釋

v.	1. if something tarnishes your reputation or image, it makes people have a worse opinion of you than they did before 2. if metal tarnishes, or if something tarnishes it, it starts to lose color and become less shiny

例句

Its surface has a bluish tinge and the metal is soft enough to be cut with a knife, but it tarnishes in air.

它表面泛藍光，非常柔軟，可以用小刀切割，但是接觸空氣后其光澤感消失。

Silver may not be heading back to its record-high levels of about $50 an ounce, but it probably has room to run before the rally tarnishes.

銀價可能不會回到每盎司約50美元的紀錄高位，但在這波漲勢消退前，或許還有上漲空間。

If the plate tarnishes, you can rub it up a little and bring back its shine.

如果盤子失去光澤，你可以稍為擦試一下，使其恢復光澤。

A suit of armor imbued with this property never tarnishes and is immune to acid damage and rusting effects.

一套帶有這種屬性的鎧甲永遠不會失去光澤，并且免疫酸腐傷害和銹蝕效果。

It seems envy at being lower in the social pecking order tarnishes the satisfaction of being well off.

你會嫉妒身處社會等級低下而使對自身富裕的滿意度不屑一顧。

Salt tarnishes silver.

鹽可于銀失去光澤。

Sloth tarnishes the edge of wit.

懶散能磨去才智的鋒芒。