glazing

• 形容词，描述光滑、玻璃状或有光泽的表面或涂层，常用于陶瓷、窗户或烘焙语境。

An adjective describing a smooth, glassy, or glossy surface or finish, often used in the context of ceramics, windows, or baking.

1. Having a glassy or shiny surfaceB2formal

   Describing a surface that has been given a smooth, glossy, or glass-like finish.

   有釉面的

   • The glazing finish on the pottery made it look like glass.
   • The artist used a glazing technique to add depth to the painting.
   • The windows had a glazing effect that reflected the sunlight.

   同义词glassyglazedglossypolishedshinyvitreous

2. Covered with a thin layer of iceB2formal

   Describing a surface that is coated with a thin, transparent layer of ice.

   覆盖着薄冰的

   • The roads were glazing over after the freezing rain.
   • The tree branches had a glazing of ice after the storm.
   • The pond had a glazing surface that was too thin to skate on.

   同义词frostedglazedicy

• 名词，指安装窗户或玻璃板的动作或过程，也指用于窗户、门或建筑构件的玻璃材料，还可指陶瓷或糕点表面的釉料或糖霜，以及光滑发亮的表面。

A noun referring to the act or process of fitting windows or glass panels, or the glass material itself used in windows, doors, or architectural features.

不可数

1. Window glass installationB2formal

   The act or process of fitting windows with glass, or the glass itself used in windows.

   玻璃安装

   • The building's glazing was replaced to improve energy efficiency.
   • Double glazing helps keep the house warm in winter.
   • The architect specified high-performance glazing for the new office.

   同义词fenestrationglass

2. Culinary coatingB1formalculinary

   A thin, glossy coating applied to food, such as pastries or meats, to give a shiny finish.

   糖衣

   • The baker applied an egg glaze for a golden finish.
   • The ham was coated with a sweet honey glazing.
   • A sugar glazing was drizzled over the donuts.

   同义词glaze

3. Ceramic or pottery coatingB2formalart

   A vitreous coating applied to pottery or ceramics to make them waterproof and decorative.

   釉

   • The potter applied a blue glazing to the vase.
   • The glazing on the tiles gave them a beautiful shine.
   • Cracks in the glazing can ruin the ceramic piece.

   同义词enamelglaze

• 动词，指安装或覆盖玻璃，或在表面涂上光滑、玻璃状的涂层。

A verb used to indicate the act of fitting or covering with glass, or applying a glossy, glass-like coating to a surface.

1. Cover with a glossy coatingB1formalculinary

   To apply a thin, glossy coating to food, typically pastries or meats.

   上光

   • She glazed the donuts with a chocolate icing.
   • The chef glazed the ham with honey and mustard.
   • You should glaze the cake after it has cooled.

   同义词coatenrobefrostice

2. Apply a glassy finishB2formalart

   To apply a thin, transparent layer of paint or substance to create a glossy or glass-like finish.

   上釉

   • The artist glazed the pottery to give it a shiny surface.
   • He glazed the painting with a protective varnish.
   • The ceramic bowl was glazed in a beautiful blue color.

   同义词coatenamelglosslacquerpolishshellacvarnish

3. Become glassy or unfocusedB2informal

   To become dull, glassy, or unfocused, often referring to the eyes.

   变得呆滞无神

   • His eyes glazed over during the long lecture.
   • She glazed as she stared out the window.
   • The patient's eyes glazed from the medication.

   同义词film overglass overglaze over

短语动词变体glaze over