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| gen. |
émailler (To cover, inlay, or decorate, with an opaque vitreous composite which is fused to an object); vernis à l'asphalte (sur céramique); vernis isolant |
| chem. |
bleu d'émail; peinture-émail f; enverrage f; glacure; laque f; vernis m; couverte f; glaçure f |
| chem., met. |
email |
| construct. |
émail m (for glass, china ware, etc.); peinture pour vitres (for glass, china ware, etc.); porcelaine f (for glass, china ware, etc.) |
| cultur. |
émail m |
| industr., construct., chem. |
laquer |
| industr., construct., met. |
émail opaque |
| isol. |
vernis de finition |
| med. |
émail dentaire; émail m (stratum adamantinum) |
| pack. |
étamage m |
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| industr., construct., met. |
peinture sur verre; peinture vitrifiable sur verre |
| met. |
émailler |
| tech., met. |
émaillage |
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| industr., construct., met. |
peinture vitrifiable sur verre |
| met. |
émaillage |
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| English thesaurus |
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| abbr. |
e.c. (Vosoni); e.d.c. (Vosoni); e.d.s. (Vosoni); e.s. (Vosoni) |
| jewl. |
Used to add color to jewelry, enamel is colored glass that has been baked into a box-like setting and lies flush with the topmost surface. |
