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enamel

/ɪˈnæm.əl/

Translations

enamelnoun

enamels

émail

The artist used enamel to create a vibrant finish on the metal sculpture.

L’artiste a utilisé de l’émail pour créer une finition éclatante sur la sculpture en métal.

Synonyms

enamelverb

enameled

Past Simple

enameled

Past Participle

enameling

Gerund

/ɪˈnæm.əl/

émailler

The artisan enameled the jewelry to give it a brilliant finish.

L’artisan a émaillé les bijoux pour leur donner une finition brillante.

Synonyms

enameladjective

/ɪˈnæm.əl/

Used attributively to describe items made of or coated with enamel.

émaillé

She served coffee in a set of enamel mugs.

Elle a servi le café dans un ensemble de tasses émaillées.

Additional translations

en émailPour marquer la matière ou le revêtement en émail.

Synonyms

Definitions

enamelnoun

A glassy substance, usually opaque, applied by fusion to the surface of metal, pottery, etc., as an ornament or for protection.

The artist used enamel to create a vibrant finish on the metal sculpture.

The hard, glossy, white substance that covers the crown of a tooth.

Brushing regularly helps to protect the enamel on your teeth from decay.

A paint that dries to a hard, glossy finish.

The kitchen cabinets were coated with a durable enamel to withstand daily use.

An object or work of art that is decorated with or made from enamel.

Medieval enamels are among the most prized exhibits in the museum.

enamelverb

To coat or decorate with a hard, glossy surface or layer.

The artisan enameled the jewelry to give it a brilliant finish.

To become coated with enamel; to develop a hard, glossy surface.

The glaze enamels during firing, producing a smooth finish.

enameladjective

Made of, decorated with, or having a hard glossy enamel surface.

She served coffee in a set of enamel mugs.