pearled

UK
/pɜːld/
US
/pɝːld/

Übersetzungen

pearledadjektiv
more pearled
Komp.
most pearled
Super.
UK
/pɜːld/
US
/pɜrld/
She wore a pearled necklace to the party.
Она надела жемчужное ожерелье на вечеринку.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
pearlverb

pearled

Präteritum

pearled
Präteritum
pearled
Partizip Perfekt
pearling
Gerundium
UK
/pɜːl/
US
/pɝːl/
She decided to pearl the buttons on her dress.
Она решила перламутрировать пуговицы на своем платье.
Synonyme
bead up
string (with pearls)
bead over
pearlpartizip perfekt

pearled

Used attributively, e.g. "pearled barley" or "a pearled gown".

Definitionen

pearledadjektiv
Having a surface or appearance that resembles a pearl, often with a lustrous or iridescent quality.
The pearled finish of the car made it stand out in the sunlight.
Decorated or adorned with pearls.
She wore a pearled gown that shimmered under the ballroom lights.
Of grains, especially barley: having had the outer husk removed and been polished so as to produce a smooth surface.
Pearled barley cooks more quickly than hulled barley.
pearlverb
To form into a shape resembling a pearl.
The glassblower expertly pearled the molten glass into a delicate ornament.
To decorate or adorn with pearls or something resembling pearls.
The designer pearled the gown with tiny beads to give it an elegant look.
To take on a pearly appearance or luster.
The morning dew pearled on the grass, glistening in the sunlight.
To search for or fish for pearls.
Generations of islanders have pearled in these waters.
To remove the outer husk from (grain) and polish the kernel to a rounded, glossy form.
Before cooking, the barley is pearled to make it tender.
pearlpartizip perfekt
Having been polished, husked, or otherwise treated so as to resemble or be adorned with pearls.
Pearled barley cooks faster than whole-grain barley.