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Firnis n
varnish; oil
Firnis n
varnish; oil
Firnis n
varnish; oil
Sumache pl; Schmacke pl (Rhus) (botanische Gattung) bot.
Duftender Essigbaum m; Duftessigbaum m; Duftender Sumach m; Duftsumach m; Wohlriechender Sumach m (Rhus aromatica)
Essigbaum m; Hirschkolbensumach m; Kolbensumach m (Rhus typhina)
Eichenblättriger Giftsumach m; Behaarter Giftsumach m; Giftsumach m; Gifteiche f (Rhus toxicodendron Toxicodendron pubescens)
Gallensumach m; Chinesischer Essigbaum m (Rhus chinensis)
Gerbersumach m; Gerberbaum m; Gerberstrauch m; Gewürzsumach m; Sizilianischer Sumach m; Färberbaum m (Rhus coriaria)
Kahler Essigbaum m; Kahler Scharlachsumach m; Scharlachsumach m; Glatter Sumach m (Rhus glabra)
Kletternder Giftsumach m; Giftiger Efeu m; Giftefeu m (Rhus radicans)
Lackbaum m; Lacksumach m (Rhus verniciflua)
Orientalischer Lackbaum m; Lackbaum m; Lacksumach m; Firnissumach m (Rhus verniciflua)
Talgsumach m (Rhus succedanea)
Stinksumach m (Rhus trilobata)
Kalifornische Gifteiche f; Westliche Gifteiche f; Gifteiche f (Rhus diversiloba)
sumachs; sumacs (botanical genus)
fragrant sumac; aromatic sumac
vinegar tree; staghorn sumac
Atlantic poison oak; eastern poison oak
nutgall tree; Chinese gall; Chinese sumac
tanner's sumach; elm-leaved sumach; Sicilian sumac
smooth sumac; scarlet sumac; red sumac
eastern poison ivy; poison ivy
Chinese lacquer tree
Chinese lacquer tree; Japanese varnish tree
Japanese wax tree; wax tree
skunkbush sumac; skunkbush; stinking sumac; ill-scented sumac; three-leaf sumac
Pacific poison oak
Wachstuch n; Firnistuch n; Wachsleinwand f textil.
waxed cloth; cerecloth; patent cloth; American cloth Br.; American leather Br.; enamelled cloth Am.

Deutsche Firnis Synonyme

Englische varnish; oil Synonyme

varnish  acting  adorn  affectation  air brush  alibi  allow for  allowance  apology  appearance  apply paint  art paper  attitudinizing  becloud  bedaub  bedizen  befog  begild  belie  besmear  bias  blanket  blind  bluff  bluffing  brush  brush on paint  buff  burnish  calcimine  camera lucida  camera obscura  camouflage  canvas  chalk  charcoal  cheating  cloak  cloud  coat  coating  color  coloring  complexion  conceal  convolute  cover  cover story  cover up  cover-up  crayon  curtain  dab  daub  deception  decontamination  decorate  deep-dye  delusion  device  diminish  dip  disguise  dissemblance  dissemble  dissembling  dissimulation  distemper  distort  distract attention from  double-dye  drawing paper  drawing pencil  dress up  drier  dye  ease  easel  eclipse  elaborate  embellish  emblazon  embroider  enamel  engild  enrich  ensconce  enshroud  envelop  excuse  extenuate  extenuating circumstances  extenuation  extenuative  facade  face  facing  fakery  faking  false air  false front  false show  falsify  falsity  fast-dye  feigning  feint  festoon  film  finish  fixative  flourish  four-flushing  fraud  fresco  front  fudge  fur  furbish  garble  gild  gilding  gilt  glance  glaze  gloss  gloss over  grain  ground  guise  handle  hide  hue  humbug  humbuggery  ignore  illuminate  imbue  imposture  ingrain  involve  japan  keep under cover  lacquer  lame excuse  lay figure  lay on color  lessen  load with ornament  locus standi  luster  make allowance for  mask  masquerade  maulstick  medium  meretriciousness  mince  miscite  miscolor  misconstrue  misdirect  misinterpret  misquote  misrender  misreport  misrepresent  misstate  misuse  mitigate  mitigation  obfuscate  obscure  occult  ornament  ostensible motive  ostentation  outward show  overcharge  overlay  overload  overstate  paint  paintbrush  palette  palette knife  palliate  palliation  palliative  parget  pastel  pellicle  pencil  pervert  pigment  pigments  playacting  polish  poor excuse  pos  

Firnis Definition

Varnish
(n.) A viscid liquid, consisting of a solution of resinous matter in an oil or a volatile liquid, laid on work with a brush, or otherwise. When applied the varnish soon dries, either by evaporation or chemical action, and the resinous part forms thus a smooth, hard surface, with a beautiful gloss, capable of resisting, to a greater or less degree, the influences of air and moisture.
Varnish
(n.) That which resembles varnish, either naturally or artificially
Varnish
(n.) An artificial covering to give a fair appearance to any act or conduct
Varnish
(n.) To lay varnish on
Varnish
(n.) To cover or conceal with something that gives a fair appearance

varnish; oil Bedeutung

nail polish
nail enamel
nail varnish
a cosmetic lacquer that dries quickly and that is applied to the nails to color them or make them shiny
shellac shellac varnish a thin varnish made by dissolving lac in ethanol, used to finish wood
varnish a coating that provides a hard, lustrous, transparent finish to a surface
Chinese parasol tree
Chinese parasol
Japanese varnish tree phoenix tree
Firmiana simplex
deciduous tree widely grown in southern United States as an ornamental for its handsome maplelike foliage and long racemes of yellow-green flowers followed by curious leaflike pods
varnish tree lacquer tree
Chinese lacquer tree
Japanese lacquer tree
Japanese varnish tree Japanese sumac
Toxicodendron vernicifluum
Rhus verniciflua
small Asiatic tree yielding a toxic exudate from which lacquer is obtained
candlenut varnish tree Aleurites moluccana large tree native to southeastern Asia, the nuts yield oil used in varnishes, nut kernels strung together are used locally as candles
varnish
seal
cover with varnish
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Der Firnis ist ein klarer Anstrich, der aus einer Lösung aus Bindemittel in Lösemittel besteht. Er kann aus ästhetischen Gründen oder zum Schutz als letzte Schicht auf eine Malerei aufgetragen werden. Je nach Verwendungsart und Epoche hat der Begriff eine leicht unterschiedliche Bedeutung: In der Anstrichtechnik bezeichnet er das Anstrich- und Bindemittel Leinölfirnis, während man darunter in der Malerei und Gemälderestaurierung einen transparenten Überzug zum Schutz von Gemälden, insbesondere Ölbildern, versteht.

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