enamel
noun /ɪˈnæml/
/ɪˈnæml/
- [uncountable, countable] a substance made from glass powder that is melted onto metal, pots, etc. and forms a hard shiny surface to protect or decorate them; an object made from enamel
搪瓷;珐琅;搪瓷制品 - a chipped enamel bowl
掉瓷的搪瓷碗 - a handle inlaid with enamel
有珐琅镶饰的把手 - an exhibition of enamels and jewellery
搪瓷艺术品和珠宝首饰展览
- a chipped enamel bowl
- [uncountable] the hard white outer layer of a tooth
Topics Bodyc2(牙齿的)珐琅质,釉质 - (also enamel paint)[uncountable, countable] a type of paint that dries to leave a hard shiny surface
瓷漆;瓷釉
词源late Middle English (originally as a verb; formerly also as inamel): from Anglo-Norman French enamailler, from en- ‘in, on’ + amail ‘enamel’, ultimately of Germanic origin.