bronzing

UK
/ˈbrɒnzɪŋ/
US
/ˈbrɑːnzɪŋ/

Translations

bronzingnoun
bronzings
pl
bronzantCosmétique.
She applied bronzing powder to her cheeks for a sun-kissed glow.
Elle a appliqué un bronzant sur ses joues pour un teint hâlé.
The artist used bronzing to give the sculpture a more antique look.
L’artiste a utilisé le bronzage pour donner à la sculpture un aspect plus ancien.
bronzinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈbrɒnzɪŋ/
US
/ˈbrɑːnzɪŋ/
The bronzing solution left a shimmering coat on the metal.
La solution bronzante a laissé une couche chatoyante sur le métal.
bronzeverb

bronzing

Gerund

bronzed
Past Simple
bronzed
Past Participle
bronzing
Gerund
UK
/brɒnz/
US
/brɑːnz/
bronzerDonner à une surface ou à la peau une teinte bronze.
The artist decided to bronze the statue to give it a more classic look.
L'artiste a décidé de bronzer la statue pour lui donner un aspect plus classique.

Definitions

bronzingnoun
The process of giving something a bronze-like appearance or coating.
The artist used bronzing to give the sculpture a more antique look.
A cosmetic product used to give the skin a tanned appearance.
She applied bronzing powder to her cheeks for a sun-kissed glow.
A technique in photography and printing where a metallic sheen is applied to an image.
The photographer used bronzing to enhance the highlights in the portrait.
bronzinggerund / present participle
Serving to give or having a bronze colour or finish.
The bronzing solution left a shimmering coat on the metal.
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.