Mar Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈmɑɹ/

mar

UK

/mˈɑː/

mah

التعريف

To damage or spoil something, making it less perfect or enjoyable.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Mar' is somewhat formal and more common in writing. It usually refers to damaging appearance, reputation, or experience, often in ways that are hard to repair. Common phrases: 'mar the beauty', 'mar the moment', 'marred by'. Not used for physical destruction (use 'break', 'damage', 'ruin').

• Spanish: estropear - arruinar
• Portuguese (BR): manchar - estragar - arruinar
• Portuguese (PT): manchar - estragar - arruinar
• Chinese (Simplified): 破坏 - 损坏
• Chinese (Traditional): 破壞 - 損壞
• Hindi: बिगाड़ना - नुकसान करना
• Arabic: يشوه - يفسد
• Bengali: কলঙ্কিত করা - ক্ষুণ্ণ করা
• Russian: портить - омрачать
• Japanese: 損なう - 台無しにする
• Vietnamese: làm hỏng - làm xấu đi
• Korean: 흠집내다 - 손상시키다
• Turkish: bozmak - gölge düşürmek
• Urdu: دھبہ لگانا - خراب کرنا
• Indonesian: merusak - menodai

جمل نموذجية

The scratch will mar the table's surface.

basic

His loud voice marred the peaceful atmosphere.

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Rain can mar a picnic.

basic

Don’t let one mistake mar your whole day.

natural

The event was wonderful, but bad weather really marred it.

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Her reputation was marred by the scandal.

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