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glassy

/ˈɡlæs.i/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt eine Oberfläche, die glatt, glänzend und wie Glas ist; auch verwendet für einen starren, ausdruckslosen Blick.

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adjective

/ˈɡlæs.i/B2formal
  • deBeschreibt eine Oberfläche, die glatt, glänzend und wie Glas ist; auch verwendet für einen starren, ausdruckslosen Blick.

Describes a surface that is smooth, shiny, and resembles glass; also used to describe a fixed, expressionless stare.

  1. Resembling glassB2formal

    Having a smooth, shiny, and slick surface that looks like glass.

    deGlasartig

    • The lake was glassy and perfectly still at dawn.
    • She walked across the glassy floor of the new museum.
    • The polished marble had a glassy finish.

    Synonymeglazedglossypolishedshinysleekslicksmoothvitreous

    Antonymecoarsedullmatteroughuneven

  2. Lifeless eyesB2formal

    Describing eyes that are fixed, expressionless, and lacking liveliness or emotion.

    deGlasiger Blick

    • He stared ahead with a glassy look in his eyes.
    • After the shock, her eyes became glassy and distant.
    • The patient's glassy gaze worried the nurse.

    Synonymeblankdeaddullexpressionlessfishyfixedglazedstaringvacantvitreous

    Antonymealertanimatedbrightexpressivelivelysparkling

  3. Glazed ceramic surfaceC1formal

    Having a shiny, nonporous surface created by fusing a vitreous solution onto ceramics.

    deGlasiere Keramikoberfläche

    • The potter applied a glassy coating to the vase.
    • These tiles have a beautiful glassy glaze.
    • The glassy finish on the ceramic bowl made it easy to clean.

    Synonymeglazedvitreous

    Antonymedullmatteunglazed

Formen
  • glassier comparative form
  • glassiest superlative form
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