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I. blight [Am blaɪt, Brit blʌɪt] N U
1. blight FARM:
2. blight (curse):
II. blight [Am blaɪt, Brit blʌɪt] VB trans
1. blight:
blight plant/crop
blight plant/crop
blight region
2. blight:
blight life/career/health
blight hopes
blight hopes
potato blight N U
tizón m de la patata Spain
planning blight N U Brit
1. planning blight (on land values):
2. planning blight (excessive development):
urban blight N U
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apestarse planta:
to become blighted
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I. blight [blaɪt] VB trans AGR
blight a. fig
II. blight [blaɪt] N
1. blight AGR:
2. blight fig:
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I. blight [blaɪt] VB trans AGR
blight a. fig
II. blight [blaɪt] N
1. blight AGR:
2. blight fig:
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Present
Iblight
youblight
he/she/itblights
weblight
youblight
theyblight
Past
Iblighted
youblighted
he/she/itblighted
weblighted
youblighted
theyblighted
Present Perfect
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Unoccupied, blighted houses are the only structures remaining on some blocks, over five years after flooding engulfed the region.
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Large parts of the area were zoned for redevelopment, and the area was severely blighted.
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Potato blight never spreads because the soil is clean and free of spores each spring.
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The project was blighted by huge cost increases that more than doubled the initial estimates.
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If injury was a niggling concern the previous season, the 200203 season was one blighted by injury.
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