annealed

UK
/əˈnɪld/
US
/əˈnild/
annealedpast participle
UK
/əˈniːld/
US
/əˈniːld/
More precise tagging: adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "anneal".
Translations
The annealed metal showed improved ductility.
Отожжённый металл показал улучшенную пластичность.
Definitions
Having been subjected to a process of heating and then slowly cooling to remove internal stresses and toughen the material.
The annealed glass was much stronger and more resistant to shattering.
Describing a material, especially metal, that has been heat-treated to improve its ductility and reduce its hardness.
The annealed steel was easier to work with due to its increased flexibility.
annealverb

annealed

Past Simple

annealed
Past Simple
annealed
Past Participle
annealing
Gerund
UK
/əˈnɪəl/
US
/əˈnil/
Translations
The blacksmith will anneal the metal to make it more workable.
Кузнец будет отжигать металл, чтобы сделать его более податливым.
Definitions
To heat (metal or glass) and then cool it slowly to remove internal stresses and toughen it.
The blacksmith annealed the steel to make it more durable.
To allow single-stranded nucleic acids to pair by base complementarity after separation by heat.
After denaturation, the primers annealed to the template at 55 °C.
Figurative: to make something stronger, more resilient, or better tempered through a challenging or conditioning process.
Years of hardship annealed her resolve.
annealnoun
Definitions
A process or instance of annealing, especially the controlled heating and cooling of material or the pairing of nucleic acid strands.
A rapid anneal activated the implanted ions in the silicon wafer.