Blotchy Meaning in English
word
ˈbɫɑttʃi
BLAH-chee
blˈɒtʃi
BLOT-chee
释义
Something that is blotchy has irregular spots or patches, often of different colors or shades. It is commonly used to describe skin, fabric, or surfaces that are not evenly colored.
用法与细微差别
'Blotchy' is most often used for describing skin (e.g., 'blotchy skin'), rashes, or anything with uneven patches. It’s mildly negative and suggests an unhealthy or unattractive look. Not usually for clean, regular patterns.
Spanish: manchado - con manchasPortuguese (BR): manchado - marcado por manchasPortuguese (PT): manchado - com manchasChinese (Simplified): 有斑点的 - 斑驳的Chinese (Traditional): 有斑點的 - 斑駁的Hindi: धब्बेदारArabic: مبقعBengali: ছোপছোপ - দাগদাগেRussian: пятнистый - покрытый пятнамиJapanese: まだらな - 斑点のあるVietnamese: loang lổ - có vếtKorean: 얼룩진 - 반점이 있는Turkish: benekli - lekeliUrdu: دھبے دار - دھبوں والاIndonesian: bercak-bercak - berbintik
例句
She noticed her face looked blotchy after being in the sun.
basic
Some mushrooms have a blotchy surface.
basic
The old painting became blotchy over time.
basic
His cheeks get blotchy when he's embarrassed.
natural
The kitten had blotchy patches of gray on its fur.
natural
After the allergy, her arms looked all blotchy and red.
natural