금속의 광택을 잃게 하거나 변색시키다, 또는 그렇게 되다.
To lose or cause to lose luster or brightness, typically due to exposure to air or moisture.
예문:
"The salt air will quickly tarnish the brass fittings on the boat."
"Silver cutlery tends to tarnish if it is not stored in a dry place."
명성이나 가치 등을 더럽히거나 손상시키다.
To make or become less valuable, respected, or pure; to damage a reputation.
예문:
"The athlete's legacy was tarnished by allegations of using performance-enhancing drugs."
"One major mistake can tarnish a company's image for years."
금속 표면에 생기는 변색된 부분이나 녹.
A thin layer of corrosion or discoloration that forms over the surface of certain metals.
예문:
"She used a special chemical solution to remove the dark tarnish from the antique teapot."
"The green tarnish on the bronze statue is actually a protective layer called patina."
인격이나 명성에 남은 오점 또는 흠.
A mark of disgrace or a blemish on someone's character or reputation.
예문:
"The financial scandal left a permanent tarnish on the minister's political career."
"Despite his later charity work, the tarnish on his name never fully disappeared."