brazed

UK
/breɪzd/
US
/breɪzd/

Translations

brazedadjective
UK
/breɪzd/
US
/breɪzd/
braséTechnique de métallurgie : assemblé par brasure.
The brazed joints in the metal framework ensured a strong and durable connection.
Les joints brasés de la structure métallique assuraient une connexion solide et durable.
Additional translations
de laitonArchaïque : fait de laiton, ou d’apparence cuivrée.
brazeverb

brazed

Past Simple

brazed
Past Simple
brazed
Past Participle
brazing
Gerund
UK
/breɪz/
US
/breɪz/
The technician decided to braze the copper pipes to ensure a strong and leak-proof connection.
Le technicien a décidé de braser les tuyaux en cuivre pour assurer une connexion solide et étanche.
Additional translations
endurcirSens archaïque.
laitonnerPeu courant ; au sens de « recouvrir de laiton ».

Definitions

brazedadjective
Joined together by melting and flowing a filler metal into the joint.
The brazed joints in the metal framework ensured a strong and durable connection.
Archaic: Made of or clad in brass; brazen in appearance or character.
The knight's brazed helm caught the morning sun.
brazeverb
To join two metal pieces together by melting and flowing a filler metal into the joint.
The technician decided to braze the copper pipes to ensure a strong and leak-proof connection.
To coat, cover, or ornament (a surface) with brass or a brass-like layer.
The artisan brazed the iron sculpture to give it a warm, golden hue.
(Archaic) To harden or make shameless, as if by turning to brass.
Years of ruthless politics had brazed his conscience against pity.