flecked

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfleckedflecked /flekt/ adjective [not before noun] PIECEhaving small marks or spots, or small pieces of something, covering a surfaceflecked with red cloth flecked with whiteExamples from the Corpusflecked• It was flecked cloth with zips down the side of the jacket - which looked absolutely horrible - and peg trousers.• Her eyes plunged to a russet flecked deep green when she talked about him.• Chunky flecked roll neck sweater, £99, in black or grey with white flecks.• Her skin was as white as milk, her eyes were green flecked with amber, and rather slanted.Origin flecked (1300-1400) Probably from Old Norse flekkotr, from flekkr “spot”

单词	flecked
释义	flecked From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfleckedflecked /flekt/ adjective [not before noun] PIECEhaving small marks or spots, or small pieces of something, covering a surfaceflecked with red cloth flecked with whiteExamples from the Corpusflecked• It was flecked cloth with zips down the side of the jacket - which looked absolutely horrible - and peg trousers.• Her eyes plunged to a russet flecked deep green when she talked about him.• Chunky flecked roll neck sweater, £99, in black or grey with white flecks.• Her skin was as white as milk, her eyes were green flecked with amber, and rather slanted.Origin flecked (1300-1400) Probably from Old Norse flekkotr, from flekkr “spot”
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