Definition Conjugation
Definition of engild - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
enhancementRare make something appear more splendid or attractiveRare
- The sunset seemed to engild the entire landscape.
2.
decorationRare decorate with gold or gold-like substanceRare
- The artist decided to engild the frame.
Origin of engild
Old English, in- (in) + gyldan (to gild)
Examples of engild in a sentence
Her smile seemed to engild the entire room. They decided to engild the statue for the ceremony. The craftsman will engild the edges of the mirror.
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- French:embellir, dorer, ...
- German:vergolden, mit Gold verzieren, ...
- Italian:dorare, placcare in oro, ...
- Spanish:embellecer, dorar, ...
- Portuguese:dourar, folhear a ouro, ...
- Chinese:镀金, 用金装饰, ...
- Japanese:黄金色に染める, 金で装飾する, ...
- Arabic:زَيَّنَ, ذَهَّبَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְאִיר, לְהַזְהִיב, ...
- Russian:золотить, декорировать, ...
- Ukrainian:золотити, позолотити, ...
- Hindi:सुनहरा बनाना, सोने से सजाना, ...
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