Translations for „pockmarked“ in the English » German Dictionary

ˈpock·marked ADJ

1. pockmarked face:

pockmarked

pockennarbig

pockmarked face

pockenvernarbtes Gesicht

2. pockmarked (with holes):

to be pockmarked with sth

von etw dat durchlöchert sein

ˈpock·mark N

pockmark

Pockennarbe f

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pockmarked face

pockenvernarbtes Gesicht

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In addition to arches, rock formations in the park include beehives -- pockmarked sandstone caused by centuries of erosion from wind and water.

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All the windows were broken, water mains were damaged and the outside structure pockmarked.

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He has a pockmarked face with shoulder-length brown hair.

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One strip is covered top-to-bottom in pockmarked aluminum.

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There were always trees to climb, but still, it was in many ways a pockmarked post-war landscape.

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The images reveal the pockmarked surface -- scarred by millions of impacts from meteorites -- in astonishing detail.

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But the man whose pockmarked face became the symbol of the fight against authoritarianism wasn't always fated to become an opposition leader.

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A single giant asteroid may have flown in from the south, shattered and left a pockmarked trail of smouldering craters strung along about 800 kilometres.

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His expert use of light and shadow recreated a pockmarked battlefield where an artillery driver struggles with stubborn horses.

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His muteness, added to his pockmarked face and overall grim appearance, is said to terrify many characters and make him much more effective as an executioner.

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