sooty
أسخم
definition
adjective
the front of the fireplace was blackened and sooty
covered with or colored like soot.
translation of 'sooty'
adjective
سخامي,
أسخم
example
The Jewish internees considered the policy anti-Semitic: their quarters were two abandoned, 'sooty' and leaking railway sheds with five cold water taps and six latrines for 720 men.
Got a few lifers for my bird list too, including greater and lesser frigate birds, 'sooty' falcon and olive bee-eater.
Then, when the motor clattered into action, it belched a 'sooty' puff from the exhaust pipe, terrified nearby cats and deafened all around as you drove away.
Wall Street was transformed into a scene from the beginning of the last century, perceived as though through a vaseline lens, the effect wrought by 'sooty' air shot though with sunshine.
What's with this 'sooty' blackness that covers my fruit at harvest?
On the 'sooty' back window of the bus, someone had drawn a swastika.
But they were delighted and amazed when he turned up safe, but very thin and 'sooty' , after an incredible four weeks stuck inside a neighbour's chimney.
In the early morning light, last night's wind-danced lamps will become oily, 'sooty' , little clay bowls as you try to find the garden under the rows of deyas.
Another member of the team once wrote that although Mr Green prepared meals in a blizzard with only a piece of canvas to protect him, his cheerful grin never deserted his 'sooty' face.
Trying to mix the colour of the bricks, I produced something that reminded me of strawberries - far from the dark, 'sooty' colour I needed.
A dirty engine with lots of 'sooty' deposits can worsen fuel economy.
Another virus managed to get transferred from a species of monkey called the 'sooty' mangabey, and this is known as HIV - 2.
On the cliffs above the colonies, we encountered nests of the light-mantled 'sooty' albatross; on the plateau, huge wandering albatross chicks sat like white, fluffy lighthouses.
Of course, once they tried to get things out, the roof had collapsed in, covering everything in 'sooty' ashes.
The rocks are covered with a black 'sooty' layer of manganese oxides but are quite fresh beneath this weathering crust.
The precursor to HIV - 2 does not kill 'sooty' mangabeys.
And I am rattled till my screws come loose, I am rattled like, like… the way, when I am in a mood, I attack and scour a 'sooty' pot.
As the dinghy approaches the shores of North Avon Island, flocks of 'sooty' and noddy terns swirl up and wheel above the dinghy, squawking loudly at our intrusion.
Once alighted, we naively succumbed to the temptation of leaning over the railway bridge at Haworth and got a well-deserved faceful of 'sooty' filth along with many others.
To think that the offices of a big film company had given way to a 'sooty' kitchen with coal stoves, that washermen did the laundry where the beautiful people had once gathered.
The 'sooty' shearwater flies low over deep water about 50 miles out to sea.
During the winter he would spend hours there weighing carbonettes into sacks, a once-white towel wrapped around his head for protection against the 'sooty' dust.
For me now, it is the colour of grey, 'sooty' , diesel-smelling exhaust smoke blowing in my face.
What madness drives these 'sooty' pilgrims to wander to and fro on dirty city streets?
Still, for smokers to light up, there is the small kerosene lamp, its 'sooty' flame guarded by a snipped cigarette packet.
The high 'sootiness' of the clay could be just a concentration effect, and the glass droplets made by algae.
In this activity, biodiesel and some other fuels are tested and compared for 'sootiness' and acidity.
Forget any ideas of Dick Van Dyke cavorting 'sootily' on Victorian rooftops; chimney sweeping is a modern, regulated business with its own trade association and training courses.
However, it is a disadvantage of polybutylene terephthalate moldings that on contact with a flame they burn very 'sootily' .
Fear flowed like mist through the twisting thoroughfares and mazy alleyways, trickling even into that most intricately curved and crevice-like street where a 'sootily' flickering lantern marked the doorway to the tavern.
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