marbleised

An obsolete British spelling variant of 'marbleized', meaning having a veined or mottled appearance resembling marble.

• 🇪🇸Variante británica anticuada de la palabra inglesa 'marbleized', que significa tener un veteado o moteado que recuerda al mármol, o que está decorado imitando la apariencia del mármol.

1. Marbled pattern B2 formal british

   Having a decorative appearance marked with veins or streaks resembling the natural patterns found in marble.

   • The bathroom counter was made from marbleised stone.
   • She decorated the table with marbleised paper.
   • The artist used a technique to create a marbleised finish on the vase.
   • Old buildings often feature marbleised columns and floors.

   🇪🇸Veteado (con aspecto de mármol)

   Sinónimos: fleckedmarbledmottledstreakedvariegatedveined

An obsolete verb meaning to give a marbled appearance or pattern to something, typically paper or fabric.

• 🇪🇸Verbo obsoleto que significa dar a algo, generalmente papel o tela, una apariencia o patrón similar al mármol.

1. To make something look like marble C1 formal art

   To give a surface or material the appearance of marble, typically through painting, staining, or a chemical process.

   • The artisan used a special technique to marbleise the columns.
   • She learned how to marbleise paper for her art project.
   • The furniture was marbleised to match the luxurious decor.

   🇪🇸Aspecto de mármol

   Sinónimos: marble

• marbleised past participle
• marbleized past participle
• marbleised past simple
• marbleized past simple
• marbleising present participle
• marbleizing present participle
• marbleises third person singular
• marbleizes third person singular