Blotch Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbɫɑttʃ

BLAHTCH

UK

blˈɒtʃ

BLOTCH

释义

A blotch is a large, irregular spot or stain, especially one that appears on skin, fabric, or surfaces.

用法与细微差别

Usually refers to irregularly shaped, often discolored marks, especially from a medical, descriptive, or artistic context. Common with 'red blotch', 'ink blotch'. More irregular than 'spot' or 'dot'. Often used for skin issues or stains.

• Spanish: mancha (grande e irregular) - marca (na pele)
• Portuguese (BR): mancha (irregular) - marca (na pele)
• Portuguese (PT): mancha (irregular) - nódoa (na pele)
• Chinese (Simplified): 斑点 - 污渍
• Chinese (Traditional): 斑點 - 污漬
• Hindi: धब्बा (अनियमित दाग) - चकत्ता
• Arabic: بقعة (غير منتظمة) - لطخة
• Bengali: ছোপ - দাগ (অনিয়মিত রং বা দাগ)
• Russian: пятно (неровное) - клякса
• Japanese: 斑点 - しみ
• Vietnamese: vết - đốm (không đều)
• Korean: 반점 - 얼룩
• Turkish: leke (düzensiz/iri) - benek
• Urdu: دھبہ (غیر متناسب) - چھینٹا
• Indonesian: noda - bercak

例句

She noticed a red blotch on her arm.

basic

There is a large blotch on the wall.

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The ink left a dark blotch on the paper.

basic

After eating strawberries, he got an itchy blotch on his cheek.

natural

The old photo had a yellow blotch in the corner.

natural

Sunburn gave him a strange blotch across his nose.

natural