gloss

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈglɒs/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/glɑs, glɔs/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(glos, glôs)

Collocations for "gloss"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "gloss" in context.

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gloss

Most examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
n
  1. use gloss to print the [photo, picture]
  2. gloss or matt?
  3. the paper has a (high) gloss
  4. will give [it] a gloss
  5. put on [three] coats of gloss
  6. how many coats of gloss did you use?
  7. could use another coat of gloss
  8. put on lip gloss
  9. do you have any lip gloss?
  10. use lipstick to give your lips a gloss
  11. my favorite (kind) of lip gloss
  12. his hair has a [shiny, healthy] gloss
  13. gives your hair a [natural, healthy] gloss
  14. sports: gave the score a bit of gloss
  15. behind the gloss of [success, fame, show business]
v
  1. gloss your [lips, cheeks]
  2. gloss with [lipstick, make-up, a brush, eyeliner, glitter]
  3. gloss over the [article, details, facts, flaws]
  4. the [article] was glossed over
  5. gloss [an image, a photo, paper, a surface]
  6. glossed with [red, green]
  7. his [eyes, gaze] glossed over
  8. his [eyes] glossed over with [boredom, tiredness]
  9. glossed over [at the thought of it, during the presentation]
n as adj
  1. (high-) gloss [paint, paper]
  2. [put on, use] a gloss coat
  3. a gloss or matte finish
adv
  1. gloss [black, red]
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