用blacken造句子，“blacken”造句

Don't blacken his good name by spreading lies.

To draw, write, or blacken with a black, carbonaceous material.

But what Bernays was doing was not just trying to blacken the Arbenz regime.

All Meryton seemed striving to blacken the man, who, but three months before, had been almost an angel of light.

The doctor explains how he can stitch up blood vessels in a healthy limb, causing it to blacken with gangrene over a few days.

Therefore before they(gods)raised Caesar to be master of the world, they were minded to throw him down into the dust, even beneath the feet of Pompey, and blacken him face before the nations

blacken sb's character by insinuation

Don't blacken my name by spreading rumors.

blacken是使役動詞，意思是`使變黑'。

Mark felt a tinge of jealousy toward John and he tried to blacken the picture.

Another dangerous factor is that the water pollution including industrial wastes and poisonous gases which eventually blacken rivers and form acid rains.

blacken a person's name

He accused the newspaper of trying to blacken his name.

And why does you blacken your father's name like this, at your age?

Griff ignored the request. Instead he touched the letter to the candle flame and watched the parchment blacken, curl, and flare up.

The smoke has blacken the walls.

Excessive or prolonged exposure to high temperatures will blacken the surface and reduce the effectiveness of the mirror.

a pernicious campaign to blacken his character

In England it was the custom, during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, for all ladies of 16 to paint their faces and to blacken their eyebrows.

When I blacken hair, I have to beat up the drug powder in water.

The sapwood had all rotted away and after man handling the log into position and charring it to blacken it we simply cast it into the polished concrete floor to support the house above.

any of various diseases in which the central tissues blacken.