Encrust
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British pronunciation/ɛnkɹˈʌst/
American pronunciation/ɛnˈkɹəst/
incrust

Définition et Signification de "encrust"

to encrust
01

croûter, enrober

to cover something with a hard outer layer, forming a crust
Transitive: to encrust sth with a layer
to encrust definition and meaning
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The chef chose to encrust the salmon fillet with a flavorful blend of herbs and breadcrumbs.
The ancient manuscript was found encrusted with layers of dust and dirt.
The artist decided to encrust the sculpture with small, colorful stones for a textured effect.
02

s'encruster, enrober

form a crust or a hard layer
Intransitive
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Over time, the metal pipes encrusted with rust due to exposure to moisture.
The lava flow began to cool and encrust, creating new land formations over time.
As the mud dried, it began to encrust on the boots, making them heavier with each step.
03

encruster, émailler

to add decorative elements onto a surface to enhance its appearance
Transitive: to encrust sth with decorative elements
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The jeweler encrusted the pendant with emeralds and sapphires.
The craftsman encrusted the tabletop with intricate mosaic tiles, transforming it into a work of art.
The artist encrusted the sculpture with pieces of seashells and driftwood, giving it a coastal-inspired motif.
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