japan

• Sustantivo que designa un tipo de laca negra, brillante y dura, o artículos lacados, originarios de Asia Oriental y decorados al estilo japonés.

A noun referring to a type of glossy, durable black lacquer or lacquerware, originally from East Asia, finished in the Japanese style.

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1. Japanese lacquerwareC1formalart

   A type of decorative lacquerware finished with a glossy, durable black lacquer in the traditional Japanese style.

   Laca japonesa

   • The museum displayed a beautiful collection of antique japan.
   • She collected fine japan from the Edo period.
   • The cabinet was decorated with intricate japan.

2. C1formalart

   A glossy, durable black lacquer finish originally developed in East Asia.

   Laca negra japonesa

   • The furniture was coated in a rich japan finish.
   • He restored the old box using traditional japan techniques.
   • The japan on the tray had a deep, mirror-like shine.

   Sinónimosenamellacquervarnish

• Cubrir o decorar con laca negra, generalmente en un estilo asociado con la artesanía japonesa.

A verb meaning to coat or decorate with a black lacquer, typically in a style associated with Japanese craftsmanship.

1. To lacquerC1formalart

   To coat or finish something with a hard, glossy lacquer, traditionally in the Japanese style.

   lacar al estilo japonés

   • The artisan japaned the wooden box to give it a beautiful, durable finish.
   • They japaned the furniture to protect it from moisture.
   • The antique tray was carefully japaned using traditional techniques.

   Sinónimosenamellacquershellacvarnish