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metallic

UK
/məˈtælɪk/
US
/məˈtælɪk/

Translations

metallicadjective
more metallic
Comp.
most metallic
Super.
UK
/məˈtælɪk/
US
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The metallic surface of the sculpture gleamed under the gallery lights.
La surface métallique de la sculpture brillait sous les lumières de la galerie.
Synonyms
silvery
coppery
brassy
reflective
glossy
shiny
metallic-like
metal
Antonyms
nonmetallic
metallicnoun
metallics
pl
UK
/məˈtæl.ɪk/
US
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Used chiefly in design, paint, and textiles to mean a metallic colour or substance; takes regular plural "metallics".
métalSens technique ou scientifique.
Zinc is a bluish-white metallic used to galvanize steel.
Le zinc est un métal blanc bleuté utilisé pour galvaniser l’acier.
métalliséSe dit d’une peinture, d’une couleur ou d’une finition à effet métallique.
The sports car was sprayed in a sleek silver metallic.
La voiture de sport était peinte dans un métallisé argenté élégant.

Definitions

metallicadjective
Having the characteristics or appearance of metal, such as being shiny, reflective, or having a metallic luster.
The metallic surface of the sculpture gleamed under the gallery lights.
Relating to or resembling metal in terms of sound, often described as harsh, resonant, or tinny.
The metallic clang of the bell echoed through the empty hall.
Containing or made of metal.
The metallic frame of the bicycle was both lightweight and durable.
Having a taste or smell reminiscent of metal.
The water had a metallic taste, likely due to the old pipes.
Of or relating to a metal element or its properties, as distinguished from nonmetals.
In its metallic state, sodium reacts violently with water.
metallicnoun
A colour, paint, fabric, or other substance that has a shiny, metal-like finish.
The sports car was sprayed in a sleek silver metallic.
A metallic element.
Zinc is a bluish-white metallic used to galvanize steel.
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