Übersetzung für 'dabbed' von Englisch nach Deutsch

dabbed {adj} {past-p}

abgetupft

betupft

sb. dabbed

jd. betupfte

jd. tupfte ab

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until sb. dabbed

bis jd. abtupfte

• It has been suggested that the word originated from the clicking sound in "dabbed" printing (a particular form of stereotyping in which the block was impressed into a bath of molten type-metal to form a matrix).
• A last firework of paint dabbed just a few decades before the real blasts of Napoleonic grapeshot were heard by the last Doge.
• In January 2017, Khawaja dabbed in celebration of his half-century scored in a Test match against Pakistan in Sydney.
• It first went viral when a sheriff stopped at a red light in the early hours of the morning, got out of his patrol car, and dabbed towards the camera before leaving.
• This was sealed using a bar of wax dabbed in pure dry blue pigment, and finally the surface was lightly distressed to tiny specks of white in the underlying base coat.

• The neighbouring partner ignored him and Fengguan dabbed onto the keyboard solemnly.
• A former mathematics teacher, Lansing briefly dabbed with acting, appearing in the films "Loving" and "Rio Lobo" (both 1970), as well as on several television shows.
• John Mahoney once revealed liver pâté was dabbed behind the actor's ears to make Moose nuzzle the actors.
• In most of the recipes requiring gold in flakes or dust, it is usually dabbed with a knife or sprinkled on the top.
• He also dabbed, with less success, in novels, short stories, historical dramas, and zarzuelas.

• The name of "cha mongkut" is sometimes confused with another kind of dessert called "dara thong" or "thong ek krachang", which is a round shaped "thong ek" dabbed with a gold leaf on its tip and arranged on a small powder plate decorated with sweetened melon seeds.
• In January 2017, an Australian cricketer Usman Khawaja dabbed in celebration of his half-century score in a Test match against Pakistan in Sydney.
• For added effect, the eyes of the skeletons and various other creatures were pierced and dabbed with colored gelatin, causing their eyes to glow red.
• Then a second glaze with oxides for color are dabbed on and allowed to run where it may.
• The invention, which is meant to be dabbed in eucalyptus oil, harks back to the nosegay and stems from Warren's experience with asthma in heavily polluted London.

• While he dabbed into a variety of genres, he always preferred to do films based on serious and revolutionary ideas".
• He also received an honour from his kinsmen and was dabbed with a Chieftaincy Title; the Ukodo of Okpe by His Royal Majesty, the Orhorho 1, Orodje of Okpe in recognition of his contribution to the growth and development of the Okpe Kingdom.
• Paint is then dabbed through the stencil. [...] Transfer printing from engraved or etched copperplates or woodblocks dates to around 1750.