defiled


From the verb defile: (⇒ conjugate)
defiled is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections
v past
v past p

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Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
defile [sth]⇒ vtr (desecrate)ensuciar⇒, manchar⇒ vtr
 Vandals have defiled yet another cemetery.
 Los vándalos han ensuciado otro cementerio.
defile [sth] vtr (pollute)contaminar⇒ vtr
 Urban pollution has defiled the surrounding area.
 La polución urbana ha contaminado todos los alrededores.
defile [sth] vtr figurative (reputation: tarnish) (reputación)ensuciar⇒, manchar⇒ vtr
  profanar⇒ vtr
  deshonrar⇒ vtr
 She feels her name has been defiled by the newspaper story.
 Siente que la historia del periódico ha ensuciado su buen nombre.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
defile n (narrow pass)desfiladero nm
 The steep walls of the defile protected the soldiers from attack from the side.
 Las paredes del desfiladero protegían a los soldados de los ataques.
defile [sb]⇒ vtr archaic (sexually assault)agredir sexualmente a loc verb
 The man was hanged for defiling a young woman.
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