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"Waxed" is a form of "waxed", an adjective which is often translated as "encerado". "Glazed" is a form of "glazed", an adjective which is often translated as "glaseado". Learn more about the difference between "waxed" and "glazed" below.
waxed(
wahkst
)
An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).
adjective
a. encerado
The butcher wrapped the meat in waxed paper.El carnicero envolvió la carne con papel encerado.
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glazed(
gleyzd
)
An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).
adjective
a. glaseado
Do you want a chocolate donut or a glazed one?¿Quieres una rosquilla de chocolate o una glaseada?
a. vidriado
We stopped using lead in our glazed ceramics years ago.Dejamos de usar plomo en la cerámica vidriada hace años.
a. satinado
I ordered the brochures printed on glazed paper.Pedí los folletos impresos en papel satinado.
a. vidrioso
His eyes were glazed and I could tell he wasn't paying attention.Tenía los ojos vidriosos y me di cuenta de que no estaba haciéndome caso.
a. acristalado
I accidentally threw a ball through one of the panes in the glazed door.Por accidente, lancé una pelota por uno de los cristales en la puerta acristalada.
b. vidriado (River Plate)
Regionalism used in Spain
(Spain)
We couldn't see anything through the glazed door at the front of the house.No pudimos ver nada a través de la puerta vidriada en la parte delantera de la casa.
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