discolour in Vietnamese

Ngoại Động từ
đổi màu; làm bẩn màu; làm bạc màu
Nội Động từ
bị đổi màu; bị bẩn màu; bị bạc màu

Sentence patterns related to "discolour"

1. Once cut, apples quickly discolour.

2. Plastic tends to discolour with age.

3. The sunshine would discolour the paint.

4. Note: The product may discolour during storage.

5. They can discolour or damage your jewellery mountings.

6. A tooth which has been hit hard may discolour.

7. Synonyms for Contuse include bruise, injure, hurt, mark, blacken, discolour, bash, batter, beat and black

8. Synonyms for Cauterize include burn, sear, singe, scorch, char, blacken, scald, brand, discolour and toast

9. Synonyms for Calcine include char, scorch, sear, singe, burn, carbonise, carbonize, blacken, discolor and discolour

10. They are unaffected by ultra-violet light and do not become brittle or discolour over time.

11. Light will also discolour the food items, promote the deterioration of the binders and activate enzymes prematurely.

12. 24 Stainless steel cutlery Can discolour and pit if left coated with food, so use the pre-wash cycle.

13. Objective:The research turns over the function of Potentilla discolour bunge(PDB) on the pancreatic islet B cells of the DM rat.

14. Objective: The research turns over the function of Potentilla Discolour Bunge (PDB) on the vascular endothelial cells (VEC) of the DM big rat.

15. The kinds discolour phenomena were categorized to different flowers in this study and tried to different flowers in this study and tried to find their cause.

16. The pores on a few edible Boletes can discolour to green or blue but the flesh rapidly changing colour is a sign to stay away

17. A common example is the acidity present in cheaper papers such as newsprint; this increases the speed with which paper will discolour and become brittle.

18. Answer: Brightening agent can make some clothings that have color wash the more bright-colored, white clothing the more, maintain its whiteness after washing and do not discolour.

19. Contuse, injure, mark, make black and blue, discolour, blacken, hurt Origin Late Middle English from Latin contus- ‘bruised, crushed’, from the verb contundere, from con- ‘together’ + tundere ‘beat, thump’.

20. 18 Answer: Brightening agent can make some clothings that have color wash the more bright-colored, white clothing the more, maintain its whiteness after washing and do not discolour.

21. Never use abrasive or acid based cleaners, soaps, paste waxes, solvents or “mop and shine” products, as they can leave a film that will discolour the floor or make it appear dull.