silver
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/ˈsɪlvər/
🇬🇧
/ˈsɪlvə(r)/
noun
A2
A precious metal, often shiny and white, used in jewelry and coins.
She wore a beautiful silver necklace.
A2
A color that is shiny and grey-white.
The car had a sleek silver finish.
R
Items made of silver, like plates or decorative pieces.
The family heirlooms included a set of antique silver.
R
Coins that are silver or look like silver.
I collected all the silver coins from my pocket.
R
A prize given for second place in a competition.
She won the silver medal in the race.
adjective
R
Having a shiny grey-white color.
The silver car glistened in the sunlight.
verb
R
To cover something with a thin layer of silver or a silver-like material.
The mirror was silvered on the back.
R
To make something shine with a silver-like brightness.
The pond silvered in the early morning light.
translation
A precious metal, often shiny and white, used in jewelry and coins.; A color that is shiny and grey-white.; Items made of silver, like plates or decorative pieces.; Coins that are silver or look like silver.; A prize given for second place in a competition.
Having a shiny grey-white color.
To cover something with a thin layer of silver or a silver-like material.; To make something shine with a silver-like brightness.
Word Forms
3rd Present
silvers
Past
silvered
Perfect
silvered
Progressive
silvering
Plural
silvers