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View usage for: (ɪnæməl) Word forms: plural enamels1. variable noun [oft NOUN noun]Enamel is a substance like glass which can be heated and put onto metal, glass, or pottery in order to decorate or protect it. ...a white enamel saucepan on the oil stove. ...enamel baths. 2. variable noun [oft NOUN noun]Enamel is a hard, shiny paint that is used especially for painting metal and wood. ...enamel polymer paints. He relied on translucent enamels to produce vivid, glowing pictures. 3. uncountable nounEnamel is the hard white substance that forms the outer part of a tooth. enamel in British English (ɪˈnæməl) noun1. a coloured glassy substance, translucent or opaque, fused to the surface of articles made of metal, glass, etc, for ornament or protection 2. an article or articles ornamented with enamel 3. an enamel-like paint or varnish 4. any smooth glossy coating resembling enamel 5. another word for nail polish 6. the hard white calcified substance that covers the crown of each tooth 7. (modifier)a. decorated or covered with enamel an enamel ring b. made with enamel enamel paste verbWord forms: -els, -elling, -elledWord forms: US -els, -eling or -eled (transitive)8. to inlay, coat, or otherwise decorate with enamel 9. to ornament with glossy variegated colours, as if with enamel Derived forms enameller (eˈnameller) or enamellist (eˈnamellist), US enameler (eˈnameler) or enamelist (eˈnamelist) noun enamelwork (eˈnamelˌwork) noun Word origin C15: from Old French esmail, of Germanic origin; compare Old High German smalz lard; see smelt1enamel in American English (ɛˈnæməl; ɪˈnæməl) noun1. a glassy, colored, opaque substance fused to surfaces of metals, glass, and pottery as an ornamental or protective coating 2. any smooth, hard, glossy coating or surface like enamel 3. the hard, white, glossy coating of the crown of a tooth 4. anything enameled; enameled ware or a piece of jewelry, etc. produced in enamel 5. paint that produces a smooth, hard, glossy surface when it dries verb transitiveWord forms: enˈameled or enˈamelled, enˈameling or enˈamelling6. to inlay or cover with enamel 7. to decorate in various colors, as if with enamel 8. to form an enamel-like surface on Word origin ME enamelen < Anglo-Fr enamayller < en- (see en- 1) + amayl < OFr esmail, enamel < Gmc * smalts, a glaze, melted substance: for IE base see smelt 1Examples of 'enamel' in a sentenceenamel For very damaged teeth, bonding is a process carried out by your dentist and involves painting enamel back on to the teeth where it has been lost.They weaken the tooth enamel and brushing too soon causes damage.The cheerful room was panelled and framed in pine with a white enamel finish.Researchers left a tooth in various drinks for an hour and measured the damage to surface enamel.They may also have dental problems such as a delay in teeth coming through or weak tooth enamel.They blame the rise on trendy diet drinks which are so acidic they strip the surface tooth enamel.It most commonly involves removing healthy enamel and tooth tissue so that veneers can be cemented to the front of the teeth.Rub off any loose paint with wire wool, then touch up chips with enamel metal paint.Its modest "effects," compact of enamel paint and ingenuity, spoke to him in the language just then sweetest to his ear. British English: enamel / ɪˈnæməl/ NOUN Enamel is a substance which can be heated and put onto metal in order to decorate or protect it. ...a white enamel saucepan. - American English: enamel
- Arabic: مِيْنَاء
- Brazilian Portuguese: esmalte
- Chinese: 珐琅
- Croatian: emajl
- Czech: smalt
- Danish: emalje
- Dutch: email
- European Spanish: esmalte
- Finnish: emali
- French: émail
- German: Email
- Greek: σμάλτο
- Italian: smalto
- Japanese: エナメル
- Korean: 에나멜
- Norwegian: emalje
- Polish: emalia
- European Portuguese: esmalte
- Romanian: smalț
- Russian: эмаль
- Latin American Spanish: esmalte
- Swedish: emalj
- Thai: สิ่งเคลือบ
- Turkish: emaye
- Ukrainian: емаль
- Vietnamese: men gốm
Chinese translation of 'enamel' n - (c/u) (for decoration)
搪瓷 (tángcí) - (c/u) (also enamel paint)
瓷漆 (cíqī) - (u) (on tooth)
珐(琺)琅(瑯)质(質) (fàlángzhì)
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