graining

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A noun referring to a surface texture or pattern that resembles the grain of wood, often achieved through painting or finishing techniques.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa la textura o el dibujo superficial que imita las vetas de la madera, a menudo logrado mediante técnicas de pintura o acabado decorativo.

1. Wood-like texture B2 formal

   A surface finish or texture that resembles the natural grain pattern of wood, often achieved through painting or printing techniques.

   • The cabinet doors were finished with a beautiful graining effect.
   • He used a special tool to create a realistic graining on the faux wood panel.
   • The artist's graining technique made the metal surface look like oak.

   🇪🇸Falso veteado de madera

   Sinónimos: woodgraining

• grainings plural form
• grainings' possessive plural form
• graining's possessive singular form

A verb meaning to form into small, hard particles or to give a granular texture to a surface.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa formar pequeñas partículas sólidas o dar a una superficie una textura granulada o áspera.

1. To form into grains B2 formal

   To form or cause to form into small, hard particles or grains.

   • The sugar began to grain as it cooled.
   • The mixture will grain if you stir it too quickly.
   • The salt grains easily when exposed to moisture.

   🇪🇸granular

   Sinónimos: crystallizegranulate

2. To give a granular texture C1 formal

   To give a surface a rough, granular texture, often for aesthetic or functional purposes.

   • The artist grained the canvas to create a unique effect.
   • The carpenter grained the wood to match the antique finish.
   • The leather was grained to make it more durable.

   🇪🇸granear

   Sinónimos: abradegranulategritroughensandtexture

• grained past participle
• grained past simple
• graining present participle
• grains third person singular