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I . glaze [gleɪz] N (on food, pottery)

glaze
preliv m
glaze
glazura f

II . glaze [gleɪz] VB trans

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1. glaze food, pottery:

glaze
glazirati

2. glaze (fit with glass):

glaze
stekliti [perf zastekliti]

III . glaze [gleɪz] VB intr to glaze [over]

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glaze eyes:

glaze
ostekleneti
glaze
osrepeti

dou·ble-ˈglaze VB trans

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The red slip containing iron oxide was applied in a thick layer under the glaze.
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The glaze melts to become a very strong glass, and is completely smooth.
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After two years of trials and experiments a matte glaze was perfected.
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He used specially designed brushes that enabled him to create more complex glazes.
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In its original form, the building was thatched and the windows were not glazed.
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Several vertical lines are glazed into the body of the pot.
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Where red (matte) paint was used, it was almost always outlined in black glaze paint.
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The color is produced by iron oxide in the glaze recipe or clay body.
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When the glaze is mostly made up of ash, the final result is mostly dark brown to green.
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They incorporated firing pottery in a kiln and using glazes into their techniques.
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