chrome

UK
/krəʊm/
US
/kroʊm/
chromenoun
chromes
pl
Traductions
chromageRevêtement décoratif ou protecteur en chrome.
The car's chrome bumper gleamed in the sunlight.
Le pare-chocs chromage de la voiture brillait au soleil.
chromeMétal ou élément chimique ; en usage courant et technique.
Stainless steel contains both nickel and chrome.
L'acier inoxydable contient du nickel et du chrome.
Traductions supplémentaires
chromeEn informatique, le terme anglais est souvent conservé.
Définitions
A decorative or protective finish or coating of chromium on metal.
The car's chrome bumper gleamed in the sunlight.
The features of a graphical user interface that are not part of the main content, such as toolbars and window frames.
The software update included a redesign of the browser's chrome.
Chromium metal, especially when used in alloys or for plating.
Stainless steel contains both nickel and chrome.
Synonymes
metallic finish
chromeadjective
Used attributively to describe objects made of or coated with chromium
Traductions
chroméQui est en chrome ou recouvert de chrome.
The kitchen is filled with sleek chrome appliances.
La cuisine est remplie d'appareils chromés élégants.
Définitions
Made of or plated with chromium; having a shiny metallic finish.
The kitchen is filled with sleek chrome appliances.
chromeproper noun
Définitions
A web browser developed by Google.
I prefer using Chrome for its speed and efficiency.
chromeverb
chromed
Past Simple
chromed
Past Participle
chroming
Gerund
UK
/krəʊm/
US
/kroʊm/
Traductions
The mechanic decided to chrome the car's bumpers to give them a shiny finish.
Le mécanicien a décidé de chromer les pare-chocs de la voiture pour leur donner une finition brillante.
Définitions
To plate or coat with a layer of chromium.
The mechanic decided to chrome the car's bumpers to give them a shiny finish.