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Detailed Translations for blemish from English to Spanish

blemish:

to blemish verbe (blemishes, blemished, blemishing)

  1. to blemish (pollute; soil)
    contaminar; ensuciar; manchar; impurificar
  2. to blemish (stain)
    manchar
  3. to blemish (taint; besmirch)
    dañar; perjudicar; lastimar; deteriorar; causar perjuicio
  4. to blemish (make dirty; soil; pollute; dirty)
    manchar; ensuciar

Conjugations for blemish:

present
  1. blemish
  2. blemish
  3. blemishes
  4. blemish
  5. blemish
  6. blemish
simple past
  1. blemished
  2. blemished
  3. blemished
  4. blemished
  5. blemished
  6. blemished
present perfect
  1. have blemished
  2. have blemished
  3. has blemished
  4. have blemished
  5. have blemished
  6. have blemished
past continuous
  1. was blemishing
  2. were blemishing
  3. was blemishing
  4. were blemishing
  5. were blemishing
  6. were blemishing
future
  1. shall blemish
  2. will blemish
  3. will blemish
  4. shall blemish
  5. will blemish
  6. will blemish
continuous present
  1. am blemishing
  2. are blemishing
  3. is blemishing
  4. are blemishing
  5. are blemishing
  6. are blemishing
subjunctive
  1. be blemished
  2. be blemished
  3. be blemished
  4. be blemished
  5. be blemished
  6. be blemished
diverse
  1. blemish!
  2. let's blemish!
  5. blemished
  6. blemishing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for blemish:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
dañar affecting; damaging; harming; injuring
manchar stains
- defect; mar
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
causar perjuicio besmirch; blemish; taint ache; aggrieve; attack; be disadvantuous; beat up; bruise; cause damage; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; contuse; damage; do harm; erode; harm; harm somebody; hurt; hurt oneself; hurt someone's feelings; injure; injure oneself; knock about; maul; offend; spoil; wound; wound oneself
contaminar blemish; pollute; soil contaminate; infect; poison
dañar besmirch; blemish; taint ache; aggrieve; attack; be disadvantuous; beat up; break; break into pieces; bruise; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; contuse; corrupt; damage; defamate; destroy; do harm; erode; harm; harm somebody; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; injure; knock about; maul; offend; slander; spoil; wound; wreck
deteriorar besmirch; blemish; taint attack; bruise; damage; deteriorate; erode; get worse; harm; injure; spoil; worsen
ensuciar blemish; dirty; make dirty; pollute; soil besmear; blot; blur; daub; dim; dirty; foul; fuzzy; make blots; make dirty; mess; plaster; slop; slur; smear; soil; spill; stain
impurificar blemish; pollute; soil
lastimar besmirch; blemish; taint ache; aggrieve; attack; bruise; cause damage; contuse; damage; defamate; do harm; erode; harm; hurt; injure; insult; maul; offend; slander; spoil; wound
manchar blemish; dirty; make dirty; pollute; soil; stain blot; blur; daub; dim; dirty; drip; foul; fuzzy; make blots; make dirty; mess; plaster; slur; smear; soil; stain
perjudicar besmirch; blemish; taint ache; aggrieve; attack; be disadvantuous; bruise; cause damage; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; contuse; damage; defamate; do harm; erode; harm; harm somebody; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; injure; offend; slander; spoil; wound
- deface; disfigure; flaw; spot

Related Words for "blemish":

  • blemishing

Synonyms for "blemish":


Related Definitions for "blemish":

  1. a mark or flaw that spoils the appearance of something (especially on a person's body)1
    • a facial blemish1
  2. add a flaw or blemish to; make imperfect or defective1
  3. mar or impair with a flaw1
    • her face was blemished1
  4. mar or spoil the appearance of1

Wiktionary Translations for blemish:

blemish
verb
  1. Spoil the appearance of

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