glass over

• Verbo frasal que describe el proceso de cubrirse con una capa lisa, brillante o reflectante; a menudo se refiere a los ojos que se vuelven vidriosos o sin expresión, o a una superficie que se vuelve suave como el cristal.

A phrasal verb used to describe the act of becoming covered with a smooth, shiny, or reflective layer, often referring to eyes becoming glazed or expressionless, or a surface becoming smooth like glass.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Become glazed or expressionlessinformal

   To become fixed, glazed, or expressionless, often due to boredom, shock, or lack of interest.

   ponerse vidrioso

   • His eyes glassed over during the long lecture.
   • When she heard the bad news, her eyes glassed over.
   • The student's eyes glassed over as the teacher droned on.

   Sinónimosglaze over

2. Cover with glassformal

   To cover or enclose something with a glass surface.

   cubrir con vidrio

   • They decided to glass over the balcony to create a sunroom.
   • The patio was glassed over to protect it from the rain.
   • The architect proposed to glass over the courtyard.

   Sinónimosglassglass inglaze

Verbo baseglass