rust
صدأ
definition
verb
the blades had rusted away
be affected with rust.
noun
A blackened heap of rust and iron, the old stove sat in the corner of the living room.
a reddish- or yellowish-brown flaky coating of iron oxide that is formed on iron or steel by oxidation, especially in the presence of moisture.
Many rust diseases are very specialized and have just one or two hosts.
a fungal disease of plants that results in reddish or brownish patches.
translation of 'rust'
verb
جعله بلون الصدأ,
صدأ,
أصاب بصدأ الحبوب
noun
صدأ,
صدأ الحبوب
example
It could, for example, be used on rails in rural areas, which often get coated with a film of 'rust' when not used at weekends.
It may take him a couple of games to shake off the 'rust' .
It was hot, there was a warm gentle breeze and the ground was a deep 'rust' red.
A blackened heap of 'rust' and iron, the old stove sat in the corner of the living room.
Szott finally is shaking off the 'rust' and is playing very effectively.
Unfortunately the harsh upstate NY winters aren't kind to cars and 'rust' took the Trans Am from us.
The woods of rural Ohio are bursting with autumnal hues of 'rust' .
This was a scrappy match and the 'rust' on many players after the winter break was plain to see in the many elementary mistakes made by both sides.
Lots of 'rust' brown backgrounds with random objects strewn across it.
But Farris seems to have shaken off the 'rust' of inactivity and may play a key role on the offense.
Plus, in his second week back from injury, RB Marshall Faulk will have worked the 'rust' off.
The surrounding land is mostly chalk white, splotched with yellow, 'rust' and grey.
While he scraped off the 'rust' from inactivity, the Mavericks were losing eight of the first nine games Trent played.
Corduroys come in shades of 'rust' , sand, bottle-green, caramel and plum.
Whether or not your opting for patterns, delve into colors like mauve, burgundy, yellow, 'rust' , light blue, or even salmon.
A local firm donated scrap metal for the tubular steel members which were sanded to remove 'rust' and painted black.
Copper and cadmium yellow and 'rust' and persimmon and vermillion - what a swoon of color.
Since returning to full health, Hermanson hasn't been able to get into a rhythm and shake off the 'rust' .
Many of the works are, as usual, rich in flaking patches of 'rust' , but, in a departure for the artist, several are also highly polished.
Gold was valued from ancient times because it did not tarnish or 'rust' like other metals.
Stripe rust and leaf 'rust' continue to develop in the southern plains.
At that time, he was, in essence, scrubbing away the 'rust' of two years of injuries and frustration.
Bronson flies to the ball and makes the plays the team needs on third downs, but there's no telling how easily he'll shake off the 'rust' .
The fabrics he used were predominantly tweeds and wools in countryside colours: moss green, 'rust' brown and autumnal red.
There are so many variations on red and brown and russet and gold and 'rust' and orange and chestnut and tan… no wonder we have so many different names for colors!
Or how about cracking open a crab and stuffing its white and 'rust' coloured meat into a baguette with watercress, mustard and cress and lamb lettuce and dressed with lime juice.
The presence of 'rust' and corrosion indicates possible moisture invasion and a potential electrical hazard.
the MPs are here to scrape the 'rust' off the derelict machinery of government
By Week Three when the 'rust' has worn off the NFL teams, we can finally begin to see some trends.
A big seller was stove black, used to cover up scrapes and 'rust' on cast-iron furnaces.
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