Definition of emboss - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
carve or moldRare carve or stamp a design that stands out in reliefRare
- The artist embossed the clay with his unique signature..
2.
artRare create a raised design on a surfaceRare
- She embossed her initials on the leather cover.
Origin of emboss
Old French, embocer (to put in the mouth)
Terms with emboss included in their meaning
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bookbinding
emboss without gilding in bookbinding
embossing device
device used to emboss the official mark of a corporation
Examples of emboss in a sentence
The company logo was embossed on the stationery. The artist embossed a floral pattern on the metal sheet. They decided to emboss the company logo on the invitations.
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- French:embosser, ...
- German:prägen, einprägen, ...
- Italian:imprimere, embossare, ...
- Spanish:grabar, realzar, ...
- Portuguese:gravar em relevo, imprimir em relevo, ...
- Chinese:压印, 压花, ...
- Japanese:浮き彫りにする, エンボスする, ...
- Arabic:بَرَّزَ, نَقَشَ, ...
- Hebrew:עִצֵּב, לְהַטְבִּיעַ, ...
- Russian:выбивать, вытиснить, ...
- Ukrainian:тиснути, ...
- Hindi:उकेरना, मूर्तिकला करना, ...
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