calcimine

• Pintura acuosa o cal que contiene óxido de zinc, cola y pigmento, empleada para blanquear paredes y techos. Sustancia utilizada para encalar o dar una capa blanca a superficies interiores.

A noun referring to a water-based paint containing zinc oxide, glue, and coloring, typically used as a wash for walls and ceilings.

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1. Water-based wall paintC2formal

   A type of water-based paint containing zinc oxide, glue, and coloring, used as a wash for walls and ceilings.

   Calcinación

   • The old house had a layer of calcimine on the kitchen walls.
   • They decided to remove the calcimine before repainting the ceiling.
   • Calcimine was a popular choice for interior walls in the early 20th century.

• Verbo que significa encalar o cubrir una superficie con una mezcla de cal, agua y pigmento, usada comúnmente para paredes o techos.

A verb meaning to whitewash or coat a surface with a mixture of lime, water, and pigment, typically used for walls or ceilings.

1. Cover with calcimineC2formal

   To apply a white or pale wash made from chalk, glue, and water to a surface, typically a wall or ceiling.

   Encalar (con lechada de cal o blanquear)

   • The workers calcimined the old kitchen walls to freshen them up.
   • Before painting, they decided to calcimine the ceiling.
   • He learned how to calcimine surfaces from his grandfather.