porcelain in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for porcelain in the English»Italian Dictionary

porcelain [Brit ˈpɔːs(ə)lɪn, Am ˈpɔrs(ə)lən] N

1. porcelain (substance):

porcelain

porcellana f

porcelain before n cup, plate, doll

di porcellana

2. porcelain (ware):

porcelain

porcellane fpl

a piece of porcelain

una porcellana

to collect porcelain

fare collezione di porcellane

porcelain ware [ˈpɔːsəlɪnˌweə(r)] N

porcelain ware

porcellane fpl

porcelain ware

articoli mpl in porcellana

porcelain ware

articoli mpl di porcellana

porcelain clay N U

porcelain clay

caolino m

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Sèvres before n porcelain, china

di Sèvres

dainty porcelain

fine, delicato, raffinato

Translations for porcelain in the Italian»English Dictionary

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porcellanato

porcelain

caolino

porcelain clay

porcellana

porcelain

piatto di porcellana

china or porcelain plate

porcellane

china, chinaware, porcelain (ware)

una porcellana

a piece of china or porcelain

fare collezione di porcellane

to collect porcelain

porcellana di Sèvres

Sèvres (china or porcelain)

tazza di ceramica, porcellana, plastica

ceramic, porcelain, plastic cup

porcelain in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for porcelain in the English»Italian Dictionary

porcelain [ˈpɔ:r·sə·lɪn] N

porcelain

porcellana f

Translations for porcelain in the Italian»English Dictionary

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porcellana (materiale)

porcelain

porcellana (oggetto)

piece of porcelain

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In order to aid browning, sometimes an accessory browning tray is used, usually composed of glass or porcelain.

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About 1996, he started focusing on salt-fired porcelain figurines which he modeled, rather than carved.

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The phoenix comes into contact with objects from the human world, including a news display on a flat-screen television and a porcelain teacup.

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In some cases a porcelain veneer is then placed on the new tooth to give it a more natural look.

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She was one of the last 10 finalists with her dish porcelain creation.

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He is more popularly known for creating complex double-walled vessels, salt-glazed porcelain pieces as well as sculpted three-dimensional paintings.

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The actual high point of the custom is the throwing onto the ground of porcelain that has been brought by guests.

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The serving pot is generally porcelain, which retains the heat better.

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In turn, other goods such as porcelain, silver bars and various metals were traded.

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The two largest of these were equipped with porcelain in-runs and plastic landing slops, allowing for their use during summer.

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