unmarred

/ʌnmˈɑɹd/ adj

Undamaged; not marred.

Word Origin Mar comes from Old English merran 'to spoil, waste' — from Proto-Germanic *marzijan 'to hinder, damage'. Unmarred means not spoiled, pristine. The word mar is still used: to mar something is to blemish it. Related: marrer (one who mars), marredness.

adj Undamaged; not marred.

The ancient manuscript remained unmarred despite centuries of storage.

(形容词) 完好无损;完好无缺

尽管存放了数个世纪,这份古老的手稿仍然完好无损。

(adjetivo) intacto; indemne; impecable; sin estropear [Intacto; sin estropear; no dañado.]

El manuscrito antiguo permaneció intacto a pesar de siglos de almacenamiento.

(adjectif) intact; indemne; sans atteinte; non endommagé [Qui n'a pas été abîmé ; intact.]

Le manuscrit ancien est resté intact malgré des siècles de stockage.

(Adjektiv) unversehrt; unbeschädigt [**unmarred** Adj. unbeschädigt; ohne Makel, Kratzer oder Beeinträchtigungen.]

Die antike Handschrift blieb trotz jahrhundertelanger Lagerung **unmarred**.

(形容詞) 傷つけられていない、損なわれていない。

古代の写本は数百年の保存にもかかわらず、傷ひとつないままだった。

(adjetivo) intacto; ileso; imaculado; preservado [Não danificado; intacto.]

O manuscrito antigo permaneceu intacto apesar de séculos de armazenamento.

Word parts: un + mar + ed

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