dappled

dap·pled

 (dăp′əld)

adj.

Spotted; mottled.

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[Middle English, probably from Old Norse depill, spot, splash, diminutive of dapi, pool.]

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dappled

(ˈdæpəld)

adj

marked with dapples

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Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

dappled - having spots or patches of color mottled patterned - having patterns (especially colorful patterns)

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dappled

adjective mottled, spotted, speckled, pied, flecked, variegated, checkered, freckled, stippled, piebald, brindled He stood in the dappled sunlight of the forest.

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Translations

pie

screziato

dappled

[ˈdæpld] ADJ → moteado; [horse] → rodado

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dappled

[ˈdæp^əld] adj

[horse] → pommelé(e)

[shade] → tacheté(e) de lumière
to be dappled with sunlight → être tacheté(e) de lumière

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dappled

adj

(= patchy) light → gefleckt; dappled with sunlight → mit Sonnenlicht gesprenkelt; dappled shade → Halbschatten m

(= mottled) horse → scheckig

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dappled

[ˈdæpld] adj → screziato/a; (horse) → pomellato/a

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