glazing

• Adjetivo que describe una superficie o recubrimiento liso, vítreo o brillante, usado a menudo en contextos de cerámica, ventanas o repostería.

An adjective describing a smooth, glassy, or glossy surface or finish, often used in the context of ceramics, windows, or baking.

1. Having a glassy or shiny surfaceB2formal

   Describing a surface that has been given a smooth, glossy, or glass-like finish.

   Glaseado, con superficie brillante

   • The glazing finish on the pottery made it look like glass.
   • The artist used a glazing technique to add depth to the painting.
   • The windows had a glazing effect that reflected the sunlight.

   Sinónimosglassyglazedglossypolishedshinyvitreous

2. Covered with a thin layer of iceB2formal

   Describing a surface that is coated with a thin, transparent layer of ice.

   Cubierto de una capa de hielo

   • The roads were glazing over after the freezing rain.
   • The tree branches had a glazing of ice after the storm.
   • The pond had a glazing surface that was too thin to skate on.

   Sinónimosfrostedglazedicy

• Sustantivo que designa la acción o proceso de instalar ventanas o paneles de vidrio, así como el propio material de vidrio utilizado en ventanas, puertas o elementos arquitectónicos. También puede referirse a una capa o recubrimiento vítreo o brillante.

A noun referring to the act or process of fitting windows or glass panels, or the glass material itself used in windows, doors, or architectural features.

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1. Window glass installationB2formal

   The act or process of fitting windows with glass, or the glass itself used in windows.

   Acristalamiento de ventanas

   • The building's glazing was replaced to improve energy efficiency.
   • Double glazing helps keep the house warm in winter.
   • The architect specified high-performance glazing for the new office.

   Sinónimosfenestrationglass

2. Culinary coatingB1formalculinary

   A thin, glossy coating applied to food, such as pastries or meats, to give a shiny finish.

   Glaseado culinario

   • The baker applied an egg glaze for a golden finish.
   • The ham was coated with a sweet honey glazing.
   • A sugar glazing was drizzled over the donuts.

   Sinónimosglaze

3. Ceramic or pottery coatingB2formalart

   A vitreous coating applied to pottery or ceramics to make them waterproof and decorative.

   Esmalte cerámico

   • The potter applied a blue glazing to the vase.
   • The glazing on the tiles gave them a beautiful shine.
   • Cracks in the glazing can ruin the ceramic piece.

   Sinónimosenamelglaze

• Verbo que significa cubrir o fijar con vidrio, o aplicar una capa brillante y vítrea, como esmalte o glaseado, sobre una superficie.

A verb used to indicate the act of fitting or covering with glass, or applying a glossy, glass-like coating to a surface.

1. Cover with a glossy coatingB1formalculinary

   To apply a thin, glossy coating to food, typically pastries or meats.

   glasear

   • She glazed the donuts with a chocolate icing.
   • The chef glazed the ham with honey and mustard.
   • You should glaze the cake after it has cooled.

   Sinónimoscoatenrobefrostice

2. Apply a glassy finishB2formalart

   To apply a thin, transparent layer of paint or substance to create a glossy or glass-like finish.

   Aplicar un acabado vidrioso/barniz brillante

   • The artist glazed the pottery to give it a shiny surface.
   • He glazed the painting with a protective varnish.
   • The ceramic bowl was glazed in a beautiful blue color.

   Sinónimoscoatenamelglosslacquerpolishshellacvarnish

3. Become glassy or unfocusedB2informal

   To become dull, glassy, or unfocused, often referring to the eyes.

   Volverse vidrioso o sin expresión

   • His eyes glazed over during the long lecture.
   • She glazed as she stared out the window.
   • The patient's eyes glazed from the medication.

   Sinónimosfilm overglass overglaze over

Variantes phrasalglaze over