manchar

to stain, to dirty, to tarnish

m a n ˈt͡ʃ a ɾ
manch stain; spot + ar Infinitive
verb Rare #50,072
to stain, to dirty, to tarnish
SP: Ten cuidado de no manchar la camisa.
EN: Be careful not to stain your shirt.
Conjugation of manchar
Past
manchar
Imperative
SingularPlural
Third manche —

No quería manchar su expediente con una acusación.

He didn't want to tarnish his record with an accusation.

— Cuestión De Honor (1992)

Se va a manchar.

It's going to get stained.

— Fack ju Göhte (2013)

Ella se ha quitado las botas, para no manchar con sangre la piel.

She has taken off her boots, so as not to stain her skin with blood.

— Señora venganza (2005)

Espera, me voy a manchar toda.

Wait, I'm going to get all dirty.

— Voraz (2017)

El honor del Emperador no se puede manchar.

The Emperor's honor cannot be tarnished.

— El último emperador (1987)

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