opal varnish - traduzione in greco
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opal varnish - traduzione in greco

ORANGE-YELLOW TO BLACK COATING FOUND ON EXPOSED ROCK SURFACES IN ARID ENVIRONMENTS
Desert Varnish; Rock varnish
  • Petroglyphs carved in desert varnish at the [[Valley of Fire]] near [[Las Vegas, Nevada]]. Area shown is about one metre across.

opal varnish      
βερνίκι στίλβωσης
βερνίκι στίλβωσης      
opal varnish
nail polish         
  • The base coat is clear and is used to strengthen nails.
  • A woman's toes with dark nail polish
  • Fingernails before and after application of red nail polish
  • [[Manganese violet]] is a typical [[pigment]] in nail polish.
  • The safety of nail polish was examined in the fall 2014 issue of ''[[Ms. magazine]]''
  • At home nail polish collection in the U.S.
  • Nail polish remover
  • Nitrocellulose is a film-forming polymer that is the main ingredient in most nail polishes.
  • Men and women with painted nails at [[Wikimania]], 2016
A COSMETIC PRODUCT
Finger nail polish; Nail varnish; Fingernail polish; Nailpolish; Nail Polish History; Nail enamel; Nail paint; Black nail varnish; Nail polish remover; Nail lacquer; Crackle nail polish; Painted nails; Nail painting; Toenail painting; Painted fingernails
βερνίκι νυχιών, μάνο

Definizione

fire opal
¦ noun another term for girasol (in sense 1).

Wikipedia

Desert varnish

Desert varnish or rock varnish is an orange-yellow to black coating found on exposed rock surfaces in arid environments. Desert varnish is approximately one micrometer thick and exhibits nanometer-scale layering. Rock rust and desert patina are other terms which are also used for the condition, but less often.