Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. paint [америк. peɪnt, брит. peɪnt] СУЩ. U or C
II. paint [америк. peɪnt, брит. peɪnt] ГЛ. перех.
1. paint ИСК.:
2. paint (apply paint to):
3. paint (describe):
I. oil [америк. ɔɪl, брит. ɔɪl] СУЩ.
1.1. oil U (petroleum):
1.2. oil U (lubricant):
1.4. oil U (for domestic heating):
1.5. oil U (for domestic lamps, stoves):
II. oil [америк. ɔɪl, брит. ɔɪl] ГЛ. перех.
в словаре PONS
в словаре PONS
в словаре PONS
I. oil [ɔɪl] СУЩ.
2. oil мн. отсут. (petroleum):
в словаре PONS
в словаре PONS
в словаре PONS
I. oil [ɔɪl] СУЩ.
2. oil (petroleum):
| I | paint |
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| you | paint |
| he/she/it | paints |
| we | paint |
| you | paint |
| they | paint |
| I | painted |
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| you | painted |
| he/she/it | painted |
| we | painted |
| you | painted |
| they | painted |
| I | have | painted |
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| you | have | painted |
| he/she/it | has | painted |
| we | have | painted |
| you | have | painted |
| they | have | painted |
| I | had | painted |
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| you | had | painted |
| he/she/it | had | painted |
| we | had | painted |
| you | had | painted |
| they | had | painted |
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As a solvent, turpentine is used for thinning oil-based paints, for producing varnishes, and as a raw material for the chemical industry.
en.wikipedia.org The solvent is water for water-based paints, and an oil for oil-based paints.
en.wikipedia.org The car has had only basic maintenance, and several layers of common oil-based paint cover the original colouring.
www.stuff.co.nz Some artists using oil-based paints continue to use lead carbonate white, citing its properties in comparison with the alternatives.
en.wikipedia.org It looked like an oil-based paint that someone had tried unsuccessfully to wipe away.
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