stain
கறை
definition
verb
her clothing was stained with blood
mark (something) with colored patches or dirty marks that are not easily removed.
wood can always be stained to a darker shade
color (a material or object) by applying a penetrative dye or chemical.
noun
there were mud stains on my shoes
a colored patch or dirty mark that is difficult to remove.
Now several companies are providing training for stamped concrete, polymer overlays, and chemical stains .
a penetrative dye or chemical used in coloring a material or object.
translation of 'stain '
சாயம்
noun
கறை
example
he regarded his time in gaol as a 'stain' on his character
That does not remove the 'stain' from the District Court record.
Osmium tetroxide is used by scientists to 'stain' materials and as a catalyst to speed up chemical reactions.
If finish is thus worn, then perhaps blotting food coloring with chlorine bleach will lift the dye 'stain' .
Cut lilies should be handled with care: the pollen on the stamens easily rubs off onto clothes leaving a 'stain' that's difficult to remove.
In return, the 'stain' of dishonor he's brought to his clan will be cleansed.
You can wash it with a garden house, it doesn't mildew, it doesn't 'stain' , it looks good, it has great acoustics.
In your final paragraph you suggest that the underclass is a 'stain' on our society, which suggests we somehow create it.
if you 'stain' that there'll be serious consequences.
I think it's a 'stain' on his integrity, but an understandable one.
Grouting can also 'stain' - specialist grout cleaners are available from DIY shops or Relics of Witney.
The slave trade was a horrible 'stain' on our country's history, but we need to move on in order for us to achieve.
The owners painted the ceiling off-white and applied a 'stain' to the rustic beams to make them look like driftwood.
That it is largely ignored is a 'stain' on the reputation of those who would have us believe they have the good of the theatre at heart.
The character of Tess up to her last downfall… is consistent enough, and we do not object to the defiant blazon of a Pure Woman, notwithstanding the early 'stain' .
Fully 18 months after being suspended from duty they can go back to work without a 'stain' on their reputations.
Or you might 'stain' light-colored paper with tea, coffee or crepe paper.
He was freed on condition he returned to face the courts again, which he did last week to hear the judge quash the original verdict and release him without a 'stain' on his character.
he regarded his time in jail as a 'stain' on his character
Once one's credibility has been tarnished, it is difficult to remove the 'stain' .
Most stains will come out in the wash, or with the added help of a pre-wash 'stain' remover.
the awful events would unfairly 'stain' the city's reputation
They didn't want the actions of a few to 'stain' the reputations of many.
This stuff will 'stain' wood among other things and is bad for your lungs.
At a minimum, I believe that the Court's inexcusable ruling will severely 'stain' its reputation for years to come, perhaps decades.
John Leslie was left ‘without a 'stain' on his character’, according to the judge, but many newspapers disagreed.
Religious exercises could not affect the social 'stain' of dishonor.
The prosecution and judge both said he left court ‘without a 'stain' on his character’.
The act of crushing leaves or flowers with a hammer releases pigments that 'stain' fabric.
We ask you not to allow the despicable act of one person to 'stain' the reputation of an entire community of good, hard-working people.
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