niquelado
nickel
The Spanish word 'niquelado' translates to 'nickel' in English. Nickel is a chemical element with the symbol Ni and atomic number 28. It is a silvery-white lustrous metal with a slight golden tinge. In the context of usage, 'niquelado' might also refer to an object that has been plated or coated with nickel.
Example sentences using: niquelado
El anillo niquelado es de mi abuela.
The nickel-plated ring is my grandmother's.
In this sentence, 'niquelado' is used as an adjective to describe a nickel-plated object, in this case, a 'ring'. The sentence indicates ownership of this item, specifically attributing it to the speaker's grandmother.
Compré un espejo niquelado para mi salón.
I bought a nickel-plated mirror for my living room.
In this example, 'niquelado' is used to provide details about the 'mirror' that was purchased. The sentence indicates that the speaker bought a particular item, a nickel-plated mirror, for a specific location, their living room.
El marco de la foto está niquelado, para evitar la corrosión.
The photo frame is nickel-plated to prevent corrosion.
This sentence uses 'niquelado' to indicate that the 'photo frame' has been nickel-plated. The purpose of this treatment, as stated in the sentence, is to prevent corrosion. This demonstrates the utility of nickel-plating in maintaining and preserving objects.