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bronze

/brɑːnz/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose qui est fait de bronze ou qui a sa couleur, ou qui est de couleur brun-rougeâtre métallique semblable à celle du bronze., Nom désignant un alliage métallique brun rougeâtre composé principalement de cuivre et d'étain, ou un objet fabriqué dans ce matériau, souvent utilisé en sculpture, en médaille et en objets décoratifs., Verbe signifiant donner à une surface une couleur bronze ou devenir de couleur bronze, souvent par exposition ou traitement.

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adjective

/brɑːnz/A2formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose qui est fait de bronze ou qui a sa couleur, ou qui est de couleur brun-rougeâtre métallique semblable à celle du bronze.

Describes something that is made of or has the color of the metal bronze.

  1. Made of bronzeB1formal

    Made from the metal alloy bronze, typically a mixture of copper and tin.

    fren bronze

    • The museum displayed a bronze statue of a warrior.
    • She wore a beautiful bronze bracelet.
    • The bronze medal was awarded to the third-place winner.
  2. A2formal

    Having a reddish-brown color similar to the metal bronze.

    frCouleur bronze

    • She had a bronze tan after her vacation.
    • The autumn leaves turned a deep bronze color.
    • He painted the door a rich bronze shade.

    Synonymesauburnchestnutcopperyrusset

Formes
  • more bronze comparative form
  • most bronze superlative form
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noun

/brɒnz/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un alliage métallique brun rougeâtre composé principalement de cuivre et d'étain, ou un objet fabriqué dans ce matériau, souvent utilisé en sculpture, en médaille et en objets décoratifs.

A noun referring to a brownish-red metal alloy made primarily of copper and tin, or an object made from this material, often used in sculpture, medals, and decorative items.

  1. Metal alloyB1formal

    A hard, yellowish-brown alloy of copper and tin, used for making statues, medals, and tools.

    frbronze (alliage)

    • The statue was cast in bronze.
    • Bronze is more durable than pure copper.
    • Ancient civilizations used bronze for weapons and tools.
  2. B1formal

    A yellowish-brown color resembling the metal bronze.

    frcouleur bronze

    • She painted the walls a warm bronze.
    • The sunset had a beautiful bronze hue.
    • His skin turned a deep bronze after a summer at the beach.

    Synonymeschestnutcoppermahoganyochrerusttanumber

  3. A2formal

    A medal made of or colored like bronze, typically awarded for third place in a competition.

    frMédaille de bronze

    • She won a bronze medal in the Olympics.
    • The team was proud to bring home the bronze.
    • He received a bronze for his performance in the race.
Formes
  • bronzes plural form
  • bronzes' possessive plural form
  • bronze's possessive singular form
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verb

/brɑːnz/B2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant donner à une surface une couleur bronze ou devenir de couleur bronze, souvent par exposition ou traitement.

A verb meaning to give a surface a bronze color or to become bronze in color, often through exposure or treatment.

  1. To give a bronze colorB2formal

    To make something become the color of bronze, often through tanning or coating.

    frDonner une couleur de bronze

    • The sun bronzed her skin during the summer vacation.
    • The artist bronzed the sculpture to give it an antique look.
    • His face was bronzed from years of working outdoors.

    Synonymesbrowncolorstaintantint

  2. To coat with bronzeB2formal

    To apply a thin layer of bronze to a surface for protection or decoration.

    frbronzer (au sens de recouvrir de bronze)

    • The craftsman bronzed the metal parts to prevent rust.
    • They bronzed the baby's shoes as a keepsake.
    • The factory bronzes small statues for souvenirs.

    Synonymescoatmetalizeoverlayplate

Formes
  • bronzed past participle
  • bronzed past simple
  • bronzing present participle
  • bronzes third person singular
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