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Casein paint
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A paint made from a mixture of skimmed milk or buttermilk, earth-colored pigment, water, and a small amount of lime;
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Casein, английский
- A milk protein; casein is precipitated out of milk in acid conditions; it is the principal protein of cheese.
- A protein; the chief nitrogenous ingredient of milk.
- One of the proteins found in milk
Casein glue, английский
- An adhesive, primarily for internal use, prepared from casein, sodium silicate, lime, soda and other compounds. it was used largely in plywood manufacturer, has some resistance to water but is not waterproof, ages well and can be made resistant to mould.
- Glue made from milk protein; esp. used in carpentry and joinery.
Casein paint. mill 1. to remove metal by a circular tool having teeth, as by use of a milling machine. 2. a machine for rolling plates, shapes, rails, etc., английский
Casein painting, английский
Caseinogen, английский
The main protein in milk, from which casein is formed casey’s model casey’s model / ke?siz m?d(?)l/
Caseinum, i, n, латинский
Paint, английский
- A combination of pigments with suitable thinners or oils to provide decorative and protective coatings. can be oil based or latex water based.
- Any pigmented liquid, liquifiable, or mastic composition
- A heavy-bodied, thixotropic paint which can be worked after application, by stippling or by paint rollers having a textured pattern, to produce various textured or pattern surfaces.
- A liquid solution of pigment in a suitable vehicle of oil, organic solvent, or water; liquid when applied but dries to form an adherent, protective, and decorative coating. often categorized according to the solvent used for thinning, for example, water-thinned paint or solvent-thinned
- A coloured antiseptic, analgesic or astringent liquid which is put on the surface of the body verb to cover a wound with an antiseptic, analgesic or astringent liquid or lotion she painted the rash with calamine. painter’s colic painter’s colic /pe?nt?z k?l?k/
- [1] to coat or cover something with a protective or colorful liquid. [2] to illuminate or track a target with radar.
- Раскрашивать; закрашивать; заниматься живописью
- Краска, красящий состав о ~s
- A breed of horse that usually has pinto coloration. some solids do occur.
Paint, английский
Paint (1), английский
A breed of horse with large blocks of white and black or white and brown.
Paint (2), английский
Coat pattern on any breed of horse that is similar to that on a paint horse.
Paint -, английский
Бачок [котелок] для краски
Paint air brush, английский
Paint base, английский
The vehicle into which pigment is mixed to form a paint; commonly alkyd, latex, acrylic.
Paint box, английский
Paint bridge, английский
A platform or gallery, of fixed or adjustable height, beside or above the stage of a theater or in a paint loft; esp. used to paint scenery.
Paint brush, английский
A tool for applying paint, consisting of a flexible brush composed of long filamentary material bound to a handle.
Paint bucket, английский
- Инструмент "банка с краской" (в графических программах)
- A tool used to pick up’ properties from an object a that are then applied to a later selected object b.’
Paint color, английский
Цвет краски
Paint drier, английский
Paint drip, английский
A title animation in windows movie maker.
Buttermilk, английский
Buttermilk is related to yogurt in that it is a fermented (cultured) dairy product. originally, buttermilk was the liquid left over from churning butter from cream, now, called traditional buttermilk. cultured buttermilk is made by adding lactic acid bact
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Enamel, английский
- A paint made of finely ground pigments and a resin binder that dries to form a hard, smooth, glassy film having very little surface texture.
- The hard white shiny outer covering of the crown of a tooth
Epoxy paint, английский
A paint in which thermosetting resins are contained in a vehicle that results in a tough, very hard, chemically resistant coating; its components must be mixed immediately prior to use.
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