encrust 的 2 个定义
- to cover or line with a crust or hard coating.
- to form into a crust.
- to deposit as a crust.
- to form a crust: They scraped off the barnacles that always encrusted on the ship's hull.
encrust 近义词
等同于 line
等同于 plate
等同于 dirty
更多encrust例句
- The palm-sized find was metallic, but so dirt-encrusted he couldn’t make out what it was.
- You know Paris Hilton is an icon because even other stars can’t resist basking in the glow of her Swarovski-encrusted, Barbie-pink aura.
- Following a seaside holiday, Marcus Samuel came up with the idea of selling shell-encrusted boxes as souvenirs.
- The worst moments, of course, are those few seconds between taking off all your ice-encrusted layers and stepping into that life-changing shower.
- Among the prizes for grabs include a year of free stays at the luxury Shangri-La Hotels, a vintage diamond-encrusted Rolex, rare tea leaves that legend says once cured an emperor’s ailing mother and health insurance.
- They constitute the greater number by far of the hard minerals which encrust the terrestrial globe.
- Poetry has no golden mean; mediocrity here is of another metal, which Voltaire, however, had skill enough to encrust and polish.
- Some marine algae which secrete carbonate of lime not only encrust rocks but give rise to sheets of submarine limestone.
- A constant sense of gloom is settled like a pall over the whole building, blacker even than the soot and grime which encrust it.
- Coral limestones encrust the lower slopes of these islands and do not attain a greater thickness than 150 feet.