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patina
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/pəˈtiː.nə/
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/pəˈtiː.nə/
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patina
noun
patinas
pl
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/pəˈtiː.nə/
US
/pəˈtiː.nə/
патина
The bronze statue developed a green patina over the years.
Бронзовая статуя со временем покрылась зелёной патиной.
налёт
The old book had a patina of dust on its cover.
Старая книга имела налёт пыли на обложке.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
покрытие
налет времени
Sinonimi
sheen
luster
gloss
finish
surface
appearance
patina
verb
patinaed
Past Simple
patinaed
Past Participle
patinaing
Gerund
UK
/ˈpætɪnə/
US
/pəˈtinə/
Used both transitively and intransitively to denote the process of acquiring or applying a patina.
Sinonimi
patinate
oxidize
tarnish
age
weather
discolor
tone
antiquate
Definizioni
patina
noun
A thin layer that forms on the surface of metals, such as copper or bronze, due to oxidation over time, often valued for its aesthetic appearance.
The statue had developed a beautiful green patina after years of exposure to the elements.
A surface appearance of something grown beautiful, especially with age or use.
The old wooden table had a rich patina that spoke of decades of family meals.
An impression or appearance of something, often used metaphorically to describe a superficial layer or veneer.
Despite the patina of respectability, the company was involved in numerous unethical practices.
patina
verb
To give a surface a patina, especially by chemical treatment or controlled exposure to the elements.
The artisan patinaed the brass handles to match the antique cabinet.
(of a material) To develop a patina naturally over time.
Untreated copper will patina to a deep green hue if left outdoors.
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