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Meanings of ceramics in English

Portuguese
arte cerâmica
Spanish
artes cerámicas

Art objects such as figures, tiles, and tableware made from clay and other raw materials by the process of pottery.

arte cerâmica

The art and techniques of producing articles of clay, porcelain, etc.

Usage of ceramics in English
1
Look to glass, ceramics, wood, resin or paper for additional accessory ideas.
Jamaica Observer
2
Ruth Power's ceramics are inspired by an odd source: Japanese tentacle pornography.
The Irish Times
3
Have you been able to work on your ceramics through the pandemic?
NY Magazine
4
Stone-glazed ceramics now form a whole dedicated area of antiques and collectables.
The Irish Times
5
There could be substantial synergies with Waterford Wedgwood's British ceramics company, Wedgwood.
The Irish Times
6
I use one of the oldest techniques in ceramics, which is coil-building.
The Irish Times
7
Gambit to Player Four, for six hundred ceramics or six gold pieces.
The outcast
8
Not enough to tie, the win goes to Player Three, forty ceramics.
The outcast
9
Chambers, wells, passageways, coins and ceramics from the time have been unearthed.
Reuters
10
The win goes to Player Three for one hundred and sixty ceramics.
The outcast
11
She whirled around to find the ceramics room was now mostly empty.
Never Have I Ever
12
The street was paved with brightly colored squares that looked like ceramics.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
13
The minerals are used as pigment in paper, plastics, ceramics and titanium metal.
Reuters
14
The minerals are used as pigments in paper, plastics, ceramics and titanium metal.
Reuters
15
Companies such as ceramics maker Lecico have already bowed to some union demands.
Reuters
16
This is particularly effective if your ceramics are not that fine.
The Guardian
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Translations for ceramics
Portuguese
arte cerâmica
Ceramics through the time
Ceramics across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common