Specks: meaning, definitions and examples
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specks
[ speks ]
small particles
Specks refer to tiny specks or particles of something, usually dirt, dust, or other small substances.
Synonyms
dots, flecks, particles, spots
Examples of usage
- She wiped the specks of dust off the table.
- There were specks of dirt on his shoes.
- The clean windows revealed specks of grime in the corners.
- The scientist observed specks of bacteria under the microscope.
- The cake was decorated with colorful specks of sugar.
small marks
Specks can also refer to small marks or spots on a surface.
Synonyms
blemishes, marks, spots, stains
Examples of usage
- Her white dress had specks of mud on it.
- The painting had specks of paint splattered across it.
- The chef noticed specks of sauce on the clean plates.
- The old photograph had specks of mold on the edges.
- The wooden table had specks of water rings from glasses.
Translations
Translations of the word "specks" in other languages:
🇵🇹 manchas
🇮🇳 दाग
🇩🇪 Flecken
🇮🇩 noda
🇺🇦 плями
🇵🇱 plamy
🇯🇵 しみ
🇫🇷 taches
🇪🇸 manchas
🇹🇷 lekeler
🇰🇷 얼룩
🇸🇦 بقع
🇨🇿 skvrny
🇸🇰 škvrny
🇨🇳 斑点
🇸🇮 madeži
🇮🇸 blettir
🇰🇿 дақтар
🇬🇪 ლაქები
🇦🇿 ləklər
🇲🇽 manchas
Etymology
The word 'specks' originates from Middle English 'specke', which is related to Old High German 'spehhan' meaning 'to spy'. Over time, the term evolved to refer to small particles or marks. 'Specks' is commonly used in English to describe tiny particles or marks that are visible but often insignificant in size.