glossed

UK
/ɡlɒst/
US
/ɡlɑst/
glossedadjektiv
more glossed
Komp.
most glossed
Super.
UK
/ɡlɒst/
US
/ɡlɔst/
Übersetzungen
The magazine had a glossed cover.
У журнала была глянцевая обложка.
The furniture was beautifully glossed.
Мебель была красиво лакирована.
Definitionen
Having a shiny or polished surface.
The glossed table reflected the sunlight beautifully.
Presented in a superficially attractive way, often hiding the true nature.
The report was glossed, omitting the more troubling details.
Provided with explanatory notes, translations, or marginal glosses.
The glossed manuscript helped students understand the original Latin text.
glossverb

glossed

Präteritum

glossed
Präteritum
glossed
Partizip Perfekt
glossing
Gerundium
UK
/ɡlɒs/
US
/ɡlɑs/
Übersetzungen
He decided to gloss the wooden sculpture to give it a shiny finish.
Он решил лакировать деревянную скульптуру, чтобы придать ей блестящий вид.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To give a shiny or lustrous surface to something.
She used a special polish to gloss the wooden table.
To provide an explanation or interpretation for a word or phrase.
The teacher glossed the difficult terms in the text for the students.
To make something appear more attractive or acceptable than it really is.
The report glossed over the company's financial problems.
glosssubstantiv
Definitionen
A superficial luster or shine on a surface.
The gloss on the car's paint made it look brand new.
A deceptive appearance or impression.
The politician's speech had a gloss of sincerity, but lacked substance.
A brief explanatory note or translation of a difficult or technical expression, usually in the margin or between the lines of a text.
The ancient manuscript was filled with glosses to help modern readers understand the text.
A cosmetic product used to give a shiny appearance to the lips.
She applied a layer of gloss to her lips before heading out.
glossadjektiv
Definitionen
Having a shiny finish; glossy.
Gloss paint will highlight every imperfection in the wood.