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Meanings of glaze in English

Russian
гололёд
Spanish
hielo glaseado
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Smooth, transparent and homogeneous ice coating occurring when freezing rain or drizzle hits a surface.

        гололёд
        Catalan
        envidriar-se
        Spanish
        poner vidrios

        Become glassy or take on a glass-like appearance.

              envidriar-se

              Coat with something sweet, such as a hard sugar glaze.

                    Transparent or semi-transparent paint layer, applied either directly over the ground or over an underpaint to modify the colour of the ground or underpaint.

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                            Usage of glaze in English
                            1
                            Comments Here's a really useful, great tasting glaze for salmon or poultry.
                            Radio NZ
                            2
                            With this sea green glaze, they even take on a briny flavor.
                            The food matters cookbook: 500 revolutionary recipes for better ...
                            3
                            The formula for the frit and glaze is also a secret one.
                            The Story of Porcelain
                            4
                            I am sure you never saw finer workmanship or a richer glaze.
                            Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
                            5
                            Baste bird with glaze and cover again with wax paper; complete cooking.
                            The Perdue Chicken Cookbook
                            6
                            He therefore decided to glaze the shell of the tortoise with gold.
                            Against the Grain
                            7
                            Marble Tint, spread over the travertine in places with a transparent glaze.
                            The Jewel City
                            8
                            Stock market jargon is enough to make most people's eyes glaze over.
                            The Irish Times
                            9
                            Then he stiffened out and a glaze crept over the wicked eyes.
                            Bert Wilson in the Rockies
                            10
                            Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate until ready to glaze and cook.
                            News.com.au
                            11
                            A bleached ox-skull focussed the light with a glaze that stabbed vision.
                            The Freebooters of the Wilderness
                            12
                            Put hens in oven, and while they are cooking, prepare kiwi glaze.
                            The Perdue Chicken Cookbook
                            13
                            You see, the glaze is cracked all over the surface, he added.
                            St. Nicholas, Vol. 5, No. 2, December, 1877
                            14
                            Talk to most ordinary people about pensions and their eyes glaze over.
                            The Irish Times
                            15
                            After 45 minutes of cooking time, brush hens generously with kiwi glaze.
                            The Perdue Chicken Cookbook
                            16
                            Look and you can see the glaze has gone from its eyes.
                            BBC
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                            Translations for glaze
                            Glaze through the time
                            Glaze across language varieties
                            South Africa
                            Common
                            New Zealand
                            Common
                            United States of America
                            Less common
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