taint
taint 英 [teɪnt] 美 [tent]
vt. 污染；腐蚀；使感染 n. 污点；感染 vi. 败坏；被污染
进行时:tainting 过去式:tainted 过去分词:tainted 第三人称单数:taints 名词复数:taints
- Taint means to contaminate. If your water supply is tainted with arsenic, you should stop drinking it right away.
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- vt. 污染；腐蚀；使感染
- n. 污点；感染
- vi. 败坏；被污染
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1. When performing taint flow analysis, the scanner models the flow of data within the system.
当执行污染流分析时，检测器会在这个系统中为数据流建立模型。
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2. Then, when much blood had clogged their chariot-wheels, I would go up and wash them from sweet wells, Even with truths that lie too deep for taint.
因此当大量的血液凝固，阻塞了战车前进的轮之际，我就要起身，用甘甜清澈的井水刷洗猩红，甚至是用深深隐藏在污点后的事实。
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3. It can be used on fresh spinach and lettuce too before rinsing under running water, because vinegar isn’t going to taint the taste of your salad!
它也可以在自来水冲洗前，用来对新鲜菠菜和生菜进行清洗下，因为醋是不会败坏沙拉的味道。
- taint (n.) c. 1600, "stain, spot," from Old French teint "color, hue, dye, stain," from Latin tinctus "a dyeing," from tingere "to dye" (see tincture). Meaning "a moral stain, corruption, contaminating influence" is from 1610s.
- taint (v.) 1570s, "to corrupt, contaminate," also "to touch, tinge, imbue slightly" (1590s), from Middle English teynten "to convict, prove guilty" (late 14c.), partly from Old French ataint, past participle of ataindre "to touch upon, seize" (see attainder). Also from Anglo-French teinter "to color, dye" (early 15c.), from Old French teint (12c.), past participle of teindre "to dye, color," from Latin tingere (see tincture). Related: Tainted; tainting.
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