chromed

UK
/krəʊmd/
US
/kroʊmd/
chromedadjective
more chromed
Comp.
most chromed
Super.
UK
/krəʊmd/
US
/kroʊmd/
Traductions
chroméSe dit d’un objet recouvert de chrome ou à la finition brillante et métallisée.
The chromed bumper gleamed under the streetlights.
Le pare-chocs chromé brillait sous les lampadaires.
Définitions
Having a shiny, reflective surface that is coated with chromium.
The chromed bumper gleamed under the streetlights.
chromenoun
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.
chromeadjective
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 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.