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brazed

/breɪzd/

brazedadjective

/breɪzd/

Translations

паяный

The brazed joint was strong and durable.

Паяный шов был прочным и долговечным.

Definitions

Joined together by melting and flowing a filler metal into the joint.

The brazed joints in the metal framework ensured a strong and durable connection.

Archaic: Made of or clad in brass; brazen in appearance or character.

The knight's brazed helm caught the morning sun.

Synonyms

brazeverb

brazed

Past Simple

brazed

Past Simple

brazed

Past Participle

brazing

Gerund

/breɪz/

Translations

паять

He learned how to braze metal parts together in his workshop.

Он научился паять металлические детали вместе в своей мастерской.

Definitions

To join two metal pieces together by melting and flowing a filler metal into the joint.

The technician decided to braze the copper pipes to ensure a strong and leak-proof connection.

To coat, cover, or ornament (a surface) with brass or a brass-like layer.

The artisan brazed the iron sculpture to give it a warm, golden hue.

(Archaic) To harden or make shameless, as if by turning to brass.

Years of ruthless politics had brazed his conscience against pity.

Synonyms

brazenoun

Definitions

A filler alloy used in brazing to join metal parts.

A nickel–silver braze was selected to improve corrosion resistance.

(Archaic) Brass or an object made of brass.

The relic was once adorned with plates of polished braze.