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tinning

UK
/ˈtɪnɪŋ/
US
/ˈtɪnɪŋ/
tinningnoun
tinnings
pl
Traductions
couche d’étainRésultat du procédé : fine couche de métal appliquée sur une surface.
The tinning on the old pan had worn away in several places.
La couche d’étain sur la vieille poêle s’était usée à plusieurs endroits.
étamageProcédé technique consistant à recouvrir un métal d’une fine couche d’étain.
The tinning of the copper wires helps prevent corrosion and improves conductivity.
L’étamage des fils de cuivre aide à prévenir la corrosion et améliore la conductivité.
Définitions
The process of coating or covering a metal object with a thin layer of tin.
The tinning of the copper wires helps prevent corrosion and improves conductivity.
The act or process of applying tin to a surface, especially in the context of food preservation or manufacturing.
Tinning is an essential step in the production of canned goods to ensure the longevity of the product.
A thin layer of tin that has been applied to a surface.
The tinning on the old pan had worn away in several places.
Synonymes
sealing
packaging
preserving
canning
tinninggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈtɪnɪŋ/
US
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Used attributively to describe compounds, fluxes, etc., that serve the purpose of applying tin.
Traductions
d’étamageEmploi technique.
He applied a special tinning flux before soldering the pipes.
Il a appliqué un flux d’étamage spécial avant de souder les tuyaux.
Définitions
Serving to tin or used in the process of applying tin.
He applied a special tinning flux before soldering the pipes.
tinnoun
Définitions
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

tinning

Gerund

tinned
Past Simple
tinned
Past Participle
tinning
Gerund
UK
/tɪn/
US
/tɪn/
Traductions
étamerEmploi technique pour recouvrir d’une fine couche d’étain.
The manufacturer decided to tin the copper wires to prevent corrosion.
Le fabricant a décidé d’étamer les fils de cuivre pour prévenir la corrosion.
mettre en conserveTerme courant pour la conservation des aliments.
They decided to tin the peaches to keep them fresh for the winter.
Ils ont décidé de mettre en conserve les pêches pour les garder fraîches pendant l’hiver.
Traductions supplémentaires
mettre en boîte de conserveEmploi alimentaire ; plus courant dans la langue générale sous « mettre en conserve ».
Définitions
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.
Synonymes
tin-plate
solder
preserve (in tin)
can
coat (with tin)
plate (with tin)
tinplate
tinadjective
Définitions
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.
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