Brazilian Portugese Meaning of stains
manchas
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stains
to suffuse with color, corrupt entry 1 sense 1, discolor, soil, to color (something, such as wood, glass, or cloth) by processes affecting chemically or otherwise the material itself, a preparation (as of dye or pigment) used in staining something, a dye or mixture of dyes used in microscopy to make very small and transparent structures visible, to color tissue elements so that they can be told apart, and to produce specific chemical reactions, a mark of guilt or disgrace, a natural spot of color contrasting with the ground, a dye or pigment capable of penetrating the pores of wood, to soil or discolor especially in spots, to cause discoloration of, a taint of guilt, to receive a stain, a discolored spot or area (as on the skin or teeth) see port-wine stain, a preparation (as of dye or pigment) used in staining, a soiled or discolored spot, a dye or mixture of dyes used in microscopy to make minute and transparent structures visible, to differentiate tissue elements, or to produce specific chemical reactions, to bring discredit on, disgrace entry 1, a dye or mixture of dyes used in microscopy to make visible minute and transparent structures, to differentiate tissue elements, or to produce specific chemical reactions, to color by processes affecting chemically or otherwise the material itself, to give color to (as by dyeing), taint sense 3, something (as a dye) used in staining
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manchas
to suffuse with color, corrupt entry 1 sense 1, discolor, soil, to color (something, such as wood, glass, or cloth) by processes affecting chemically or otherwi
Manchas,manchas,estigmas,contamina,marcas,envergonha,culpas,envergonha,insultos,mancha
Prêmios,créditos,mercadorias,honras,purezas,direitos,fama,Glórias,modéstia,honestidades
stainlessness => inoxidável, stags => Cervos, stagnating => Estagnado, staging ground => área de preparação, staggery => cambaleante,
