with obj.
1
- fit panes of glass into (a window or door frame or similar structure)装玻璃于（窗或门框等）：
windows can be glazed using laminated glass.
窗户可以装夹层玻璃。
1.1
- enclose or cover with glass用玻璃围封住（或覆盖）：
the verandas were glazed in.
走廊用玻璃围起来了。
2
- （常作be glazed）cover with a glaze or similar finish给…上釉; 给…涂浇覆盖物：
new potatoes which had been glazed in mint-flavoured butter.
已经浇了薄荷味黄油的时鲜土豆。
3
- no obj. lose brightness and animation失去光泽, 失去生气：
the prospect makes my eyes glaze over with boredom
令人乏味的前景让我目光呆滞
as adj. glazed she had that glazed look in her eyes again.她的目光又变得黯然起来。
usu. in sing.
1
- a substance used to give a smooth, shiny surface to something, in particular（使表面变得光滑, 闪亮的）浇涂物, 尤指：
1.1
- a vitreous substance fused on to the surface of pottery to form a hard, impervious decorative coating（用于陶器表面的）釉; 釉料。
1.2
- a liquid such as milk or beaten egg, used to form a smooth shiny coating on food（浇于食物表面使之有光泽的）牛奶, 蛋糊等。
1.3
- chiefly Art a thin topcoat of transparent paint used to modify the tone of an underlying colour【主艺术】（用以使色彩柔和的）透明薄涂层。
2
- a smooth, shiny surface formed especially by glazing（尤指上釉后形成的）釉面, 光面：
the glaze of the white cups.
白色杯子的釉面。
2.1
- N. Amer. a thin, glassy coating of ice on the ground or the surface of water〈北美〉（地面或水面的）玻璃似的薄冰层。
派生词
glazer
noun词源
late Middle English glase, from GLASS.