chrome

• Nom désignant le chrome, notamment lorsqu'il est utilisé dans les teintures, les pigments ou les revêtements.

A noun referring to chromium, especially when used in dyes, pigments, or plating.

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1. Chromium in pigmentsB2formal

   A term used to refer to chromium when it is used in dyes or pigments.

   Chrome (pigment)

   • The artist used chrome yellow to create a vibrant painting.
   • Chrome green is a popular pigment in industrial paints.
   • The old photograph had a faded chrome tint.

   Synonymeschromium

2. Metallic finishA2informal

   A shiny, reflective coating made from chromium, often used for decoration or protection.

   Finition chromée

   • The car's bumpers were covered in chrome.
   • He polished the chrome on his motorcycle until it gleamed.
   • The kitchen faucet has a chrome finish.

   Synonymeschromium

• Verbe signifiant recouvrir ou appliquer une couche de chrome, ou en informatique, utiliser le navigateur Google Chrome.

A verb meaning to plate or coat with chromium, or in computing, to use the Google Chrome browser.

1. Plate with chromiumB2formal

   To coat or plate a metal object with chromium, typically for a shiny, decorative, or protective finish.

   Chromer

   • The mechanic chromed the car's bumpers to restore their shine.
   • They chromed the kitchen faucet to match the modern decor.
   • The vintage motorcycle parts were chromed to prevent rust.

   Synonymeschromium-plate

2. Treat with a chromium compoundC1formal

   To apply a chromium-based chemical treatment to a material, often used in dyeing, tanning, or industrial processes.

   Chromer (traiter au chrome)

   • The factory chromed the leather to improve its durability.
   • They chromed the fabric to achieve a specific colorfastness.
   • The industrial process chromed the metal surface for corrosion resistance.

   Synonymeschromate