| 释义 |
[/gleɪz; ɡlez/] v 用法:
1 [Tn] fit sheets or panes of glass into (sth) 装玻璃於（某物）; 给（某物）镶嵌玻璃:
glaze a window, house, etc 给窗户、 房子等安装玻璃. 用法:
2 [Tn, Tn.pr, Tn.p] ~ sth (with sth); ~ sth (over) cover sth with a thin shiny transparent surface 给某物覆上薄而亮的透明表面:
glazed pottery, porcelain, bricks, etc, ie covered with a liquid which when baked gives a hard glass-like surface 上釉的陶器、 瓷器、 砖等 *
Glaze the pie with beaten egg. 在馅饼上涂上打匀的蛋液使表面发亮. 用法:
3 (phr v) glaze over (of the eyes) become dull and lifeless （指眼睛）变呆滞, 变得无生气:
After six glasses of vodka his eyes glazed over and he remembered nothing more. 他喝了六杯伏特加之後, 眼神发呆, 什麽都再也记不住了. glaze 2
n [C, U] (a) (substances used to give a) thin shiny transparent surface to pottery, porcelain, etc 釉:
The vase was sold cheaply because of a fault in the glaze. 那花瓶因釉面有残已廉价售出.
(b) (beaten egg, sugar, etc used to give a) shiny attractive surface to a pie, flan, etc （在馅饼等上面涂的）蛋液、 糖液等或（因而生成的）光面. |