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veneered

UK
/vəˈnɪəd/
US
/vəˈnɪrd/

Translations

veneeredpast participle
UK
/vəˈnɪəd/
US
/vəˈnɪrd/
Past participle of 'veneer' functioning as an adjective.
The veneered table looked elegant in the dining room.
La table plaquée avait l'air élégante dans la salle à manger.
Additional translations
de façadeAu sens figuré, pour une apparence flatteuse mais trompeuse.
Synonyms
polished
glossed
finished
laminated
coated
Antonyms
uncovered
bare
veneerverb

veneered

Past Simple

veneered
Past Simple
veneered
Past Participle
veneering
Gerund
UK
/vəˈnɪə/
US
/vəˈnɪr/
plaquerBois, technique de revêtement.
The carpenter decided to veneer the table with a layer of oak to enhance its appearance.
Le menuisier a décidé de plaquer la table d’une couche de chêne pour améliorer son apparence.
Additional translations
camouflerAu sens figuré, donner une apparence trompeuse.
Synonyms
cover
overlay
face
coat
laminate
mask
disguise
camouflage
sheath
clad

Definitions

veneeredpast participle
Covered with a thin layer of material, often wood, to improve appearance or finish.
The veneered table looked elegant in the dining room.
Having a superficially attractive or pleasing appearance that conceals the true nature or quality.
Her veneered charm hid her true intentions.
veneerverb
To cover something with a thin layer of material, often for decorative purposes.
The carpenter decided to veneer the table with a layer of oak to enhance its appearance.
To give a superficially attractive appearance to something, often to disguise its true nature.
She tried to veneer her nervousness with a confident smile during the interview.
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