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Перевод: silvering

[существительное]
серебрение; серебряное покрытие

Тезаурус:

1. The sun had moved towards the west now and the cloud had broken, sweeping sunlight along the Dales, silvering the river and cutting hard shadows by walls and hedges.
2. Mercury silvering was certainly practised in the medieval period, but the Romans silvered jewellery, tableware and horse trappings by coating the copper alloy with soft solder (tin and lead), wrapping it with silver foil, then heating until the solder melted and secured the foil.
3. The mercury method, so popular in the Roman period for gilding, can also be used for silvering bronze and brass.
4. The reasons for the difference in treatment of gilding and silvering by the Romans is not clear.
5. My longcase clocks are entirely handcrafted, with brass and dial work, engraving, silvering, hand piercing and bluing, etc. undertaken in association with Steve Kelly, the renowned Exeter clockmaker - who has been practising for more than 65 years - and other craft specialists.
6. The Purple Hour had come and gone and it was full night now, so that moonlight lay across the forest, gleaming coldly, silvering the outlines of the Trees and the silhouettes of the awakening naiads and dryads.
7. In order to gain the maximum effect they manufactured alloys of copper, silver and gold and invented procedures for gilding and silvering copper.
8. Normally printers of this type are classified as non-impact but this version actually deposits carbon rather than burn away a layer of silvering.
9. Gilding, silvering and tinning (all involving the application of a thin layer of metal on to another metal) have been used since the third millennium BC for decorative or practical purposes and also for deception.
10. An array of dark, dusty windows, like mirrors that had lost their silvering.
11. The sophisticated systems of electro-chemical replacement and depletion gilding and silvering developed by Andean metallurgists during the first millennium before Christ were designed first and foremost as symbols of rank, power and religious force.
12. The first year after I moved in I found snails, morning after morning, an infantry of them, silvering across the damp lawn.
13. The earliest examples involved simple mechanical attachment, but it was not long before more permanent and more economical methods of gilding and silvering were developed.