bronze

UK
/brɒnz/
US
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Übersetzungen

bronzesubstantiv
bronzes
Pl.
UK
/brɒnz/
US
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The statue was made of bronze.
Статуя была сделана из бронзы.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
бронзовая медаль
бронзовый цвет
bronzeverb
bronzed
Präteritum
bronzed
Partizip Perfekt
bronzing
Gerundium
UK
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US
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The artist decided to bronze the sculpture to give it a classic look.
Художник решил бронзировать скульптуру, чтобы придать ей классический вид.
bronzeadjektiv
more bronze
Komp.
most bronze
Super.
UK
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US
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The statue had a beautiful bronze finish.
Статуя имела красивую бронзовую отделку.

Definitionen

bronzesubstantiv
A yellowish-brown alloy of copper with up to one-third tin.
The statue was made of bronze and stood proudly in the town square.
A work of art made from bronze.
The museum displayed several bronzes from the Renaissance period.
A moderate yellowish-brown color.
She chose a bronze shade for her living room walls.
A third-place finish or medal in a competition.
He was thrilled to win the bronze in the 100-meter dash.
bronzeverb
To give a surface a bronze-like appearance or color.
The artist decided to bronze the statue to give it a more classic look.
To tan the skin by exposure to the sun.
She spent the afternoon at the beach to bronze her skin.
bronzeadjektiv
Having a brownish or copper-like color, similar to the metal bronze.
The statue had a bronze sheen that glistened in the sunlight.
Describing a third-place finish or award, typically in a competition or contest.
She was thrilled to receive the bronze medal in the swimming competition.
Having a tanned or sun-kissed appearance.
After a week at the beach, his skin had a healthy bronze glow.
Made of bronze (the copper–tin alloy).
A bronze statue of the hero dominated the square.