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1. noun1) Emaille, die; Email, das; (paint) Lack, der2) (Anat.) [Zahn]schmelz, der2. attributive adjective 3. transitive verb,(Brit.) - ll- emaillieren* * *[i'næməl] 1. noun1) (a variety of glass applied as coating to a metal or other surface and made hard by heating: This pan is covered with enamel; ( also adjective) an enamel plate.) das Email2) (the coating of the teeth.) der Zahnschmelz3) (a glossy paint.) die Glasur2. verb(to cover or decorate with enamel.) emaillieren* * *enam·el[ɪˈnæməl]I. nIII. vt▪ to \enamel sth etw emaillieren▪ \enamelled emailliert* * *[I'nməl]1. nEmail nt, Emaille f (inf); (= paint) Email(le)lack m; (of tiles etc) Glasur f; (of teeth) Zahnschmelz m; (= nail enamel) Nagellack m2. vtemaillieren3. adjpot, pan Email(le)-* * *enamel [ıˈnæml]A s1. Email(le) n(f), Schmelzglas n (auf Metall)2. Glasur f (auf Töpferwaren)4. Emailgeschirr n5. MAL Emailmalerei f6. TECH Lack m, (Schmelz)Glasur f, Schmelz m7. ANAT (Zahn)Schmelz m:enamel cell innere Schmelzzelle8. Nagellack mB v/t prät und pperf -eled, besonders Br -elled1. emaillieren2. glasieren3. lackieren:enamel one’s nails sich die Nägel lackieren4. in Email malen5. in leuchtenden Farben schmückenD adj1. a) Email…:enamel painting → A 5;enamel ware → A 4b) Emaillier…:enamel kiln Emaillierofen m2. ANAT (Zahn)Schmelz…* * *1. noun1) Emaille, die; Email, das; (paint) Lack, der2) (Anat.) [Zahn]schmelz, der2. attributive adjective 3. transitive verb,(Brit.) - ll- emaillieren* * *n.Email -s f.Emaille f.Lack -e m.Nagellack m.Schmelz -e m.Schmelzglas n. v.emaillieren v.glasieren v.in Email malen ausdr.lackieren v.
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