tinned

UK
/tɪnd/
US
/tɪnd/
tinnedadjective
more tinned
Comp.
most tinned
Super.
UK
/tɪnd/
US
/tɪnd/
Translations
I prefer tinned tomatoes for my pasta sauce.
Я предпочитаю консервированные помидоры для моего соуса к пасте.
Definitions
Preserved or stored in a can or tin.
The tinned peaches were a convenient option for dessert.
Coated or plated with tin (the metal).
The mechanic used tinned copper wire for better conductivity.
tinnoun
Definitions
A silvery-white, malleable metallic element used in making alloys and for coating other metals to prevent corrosion.
The tin used in the production of bronze is essential for its durability.
A container or can made of tinplate, used for storing food or other items.
She opened a tin of beans for dinner.
A small, flat, metal container with a lid, often used for holding small items like mints or pills.
He carried a tin of mints in his pocket.
tinverb

tinned

Past Simple

tinned
Past Simple
tinned
Past Participle
tinning
Gerund
UK
/tɪn/
US
/tɪn/
Translations
They decided to tin the vegetables for the winter.
Они решили консервировать овощи на зиму.
Definitions
To coat or cover with a thin layer of tin.
The manufacturer decided to tin the copper wires to prevent corrosion.
To preserve food by sealing it in a tin can.
They decided to tin the peaches to keep them fresh for the winter.
Synonyms
preserve (in tin)
coat (with tin)
plate (with tin)
tinadjective
Definitions
Made of, or containing, tin.
The cottage still has a tin roof.
Informal. Cheap or of little real value; tawdry.
He handed out tin medals that soon turned dull.