English to Esperanto Meaning of besmear - besmear

Besmear :
besmear

mantelo, malprestiĝo, malpurigas, korupti, malpurigi, falsas, infekti

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Definitions of besmear in English
Verb(1) spread or daub (a surface
Examples of besmear in English
(1) And let us bathe our hands in blood up to the elbows, and besmear our swords.(2) The grand stone buildings with the engraved inlays and elegantly dressed people shared the same street as the dirt besmeared street urchins who dodged in and out of the traffic.(3) A few of his followers remained with him as he came forward along the way on horseback, the way was besmeared with much blood of men and horses.(4) All of them had their clothes torn or besmeared with mud.(5) Occasionally they were besmeared with fat, possibly to give them a bright appearance.
(1) besides that ::
krom tio
(2) and besides ::
kaj krom
(3) besides being ::
krom esti
Synonyms
Verb
1. bedaub ::
bedaub
Different Forms
besmear, besmeared, besmearing, besmears
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