bronze

bronce, medalla de bronce

Medalla o premio que recibe la persona o el equipo que queda en tercer lugar en una competición.

En inglés sencillo: A medal or award given to the person or team finishing third in a competition.

• She won bronze in the race.
• Our team took the bronze at the championship.
• He has two silvers and three bronzes.

Sinónimos: bronze medal

Expresiones frecuentes: win bronze, take bronze, a bronze medal

bronce

Metal duro de color parduzco hecho mezclando cobre con estaño u otros metales.

En inglés sencillo: A hard brownish metal made by mixing copper with tin or other metals.

• The statue is made of bronze.
• Workers poured hot bronze into a mould.
• Ancient people used bronze to make tools.

Expresiones frecuentes: made of bronze, cast in bronze, solid bronze

de bronce

Hecho de un metal duro que combina cobre con estaño u otros metales.

En inglés sencillo: Made from a hard metal containing copper mixed with tin or other metals.

• A bronze statue stands outside the museum.
• They found ancient bronze coins near the river.
• The bronze bell rang across the village.

Sinónimos: bronzen

Expresiones frecuentes: bronze statue, bronze bell, bronze coins

bronce, bronceado

De color marrón cálido con un brillo dorado.

En inglés sencillo: Having a warm brown colour with a golden shine.

• She chose a bronze eyeshadow.
• His skin looked bronze in the sunlight.
• The curtains have a soft bronze shine.

Sinónimos: brownish gold

Expresiones frecuentes: bronze skin, bronze colour, bronze eyeshadow

broncear

Dar un tono marrón cálido a algo, especialmente a la piel mediante la luz del sol.

En inglés sencillo: To give something a warm brown colour, especially skin through sunlight.

• The summer sun bronzed her skin.
• Use this lotion to bronze your legs.
• His face was bronzed by years of outdoor work.

Sinónimos: tan

Expresiones frecuentes: bronze the skin, bronze something

broncear

Cubrir algo con una capa fina de un metal compuesto de cobre y otros metales.

En inglés sencillo: To cover something with a thin layer of a metal made from copper and other metals.

• They decided to bronze the baby’s shoes.
• The workshop bronzed the small wooden figure.
• These objects were bronzed to protect their surfaces.

Expresiones frecuentes: bronze baby shoes, bronze something