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clay
UK
/kleɪ/
US
/kleɪ/
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clay
noun
clays
pl
глина
The artist used clay to sculpt a beautiful statue.
Художник использовал глину, чтобы вылепить красивую статую.
Traductions supplémentaires
глиняный материал
глиняная почва
Synonymes
soil
ceramics
pottery
dirt
mud
earth
clay
verb
clayed
Past Simple
clayed
Past Participle
claying
Gerund
clay
adjective
UK
/kleɪ/
US
/kleɪ/
Used attributively to indicate something made of, containing, or resembling clay; generally non-gradable.
Définitions
clay
noun
A natural earthy material that is plastic when wet, consisting essentially of hydrated silicates of aluminum, used for making bricks, pottery, etc.
The artist molded the clay into a beautiful vase.
A hardening or non-hardening material used in modeling and sculpting.
The children enjoyed playing with the colorful modeling clay.
The human body as opposed to the spirit or soul.
The poet often referred to the body as mere clay, emphasizing the soul's importance.
A tennis court with a clay surface, or the clay surface itself.
Rafael Nadal is almost unbeatable on clay.
clay
verb
To cover, treat, or plug with clay.
Workers clayed the kiln walls to improve heat retention.
clay
adjective
Made of, containing, or resembling clay.
The gardener avoided planting roses in the heavy clay soil.
Relating to or designating a tennis court that has a clay surface.
The clay season culminates with the French Open.
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