| 释义 |
glaze /glāz/ transitive verb- To furnish or set with glass
- To cover with a thin surface of glass or something glassy
- To cover with a layer of thin semitransparent colour
- To give a glassy surface to
- To apply a thin wash containing eg milk, eggs, or sugar to (eg pastry), to give a shiny appearance
intransitive verb To become glassy (often with over) noun- The glassy coating applied to pottery
- A thin coat of semitransparent colour
- Any shining exterior
- A thin wash of eggs, milk, sugar, etc for glazing food
ORIGIN: ME glasen, from glas glass; see glass glazed adjective glāˈzen adjective (obsolete) - Glassy
- Glazed
glāˈzer noun A person who glazes pottery, paper, etc glāˈzier /-zyər/ noun A person who sets glass in window frames, etc glāˈzing noun - The act or art of setting glass
- Glass windows
- The art of covering with a vitreous substance
- Semitransparent colours put thinly over others to modify the effect (art)
glāˈzy adjective |