Examples of using Marred in English and their translations into Arabic
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Marred by dust and sweat and blood who.
Marred by dust and sweat and blood whoMeme it.
It would be pity to see such a man marred.
This particularly holds in times marred by excessive partisan wrangling and misinformation.
Light feast marred her sadness, as the sun is overshadowed by the cloud.
I am also concerned about the hate speech that marred the Vidovdan celebrations.
These three agreed to form a Presidential Council after violence marred the 1970 elections.
The First Committee is meeting against a complex international backdrop marred by feelings of mistrust and uncertainty.
However, this prospect is marred by other concerns.
Wars, hunger and famine have marred much of the twentieth century.
Marred by the odd unruly element.
Which marred yesterday's proceedings.
(Marred is a Yorkshire word and means spoiled and pettish.).
How many championship matches have been marred by the heartbreak of toast cramp?
The execution of baseline studies is, according to the report, marred by problems, including overreporting of production and discouragement of mine site inspection.
The years 1994 and 1995 were marred by a vicious tug of war between the forces for and against peace on both sides.
Such aggressive behaviour by the occupying Power once again marred Easter celebrations and the centuries-old rituals perfumed during this week.
Election day was marred by the highest number of recorded security incidents(300)
It was marred only by the lack of even one outstanding cognac on their carte des digestifs.
A series of highly publicized incidents of ethnic intolerance have marred the life of schoolchildren in the Danube region.