Definition of superfice in English:

superfice

noun ˈsuːpɪfɪsˈsjuːpɪfɪs

1The surface of an object; the material forming this.
2Figurative. The outward appearance as distinct from the inner or real nature or condition.

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From (i) Middle French, French †superfice exterior, appearance, surface of geometrical bodies.

noun

1The surface of an object; the material forming this.
2Figurative. The outward appearance as distinct from the inner or real nature or condition.

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From (i) Middle French, French † superfice exterior, appearance, surface of geometrical bodies.

词汇	superfice
释义	Definition of superfice in English: superfice noun ˈsuːpɪfɪsˈsjuːpɪfɪs 1The surface of an object; the material forming this. 2Figurative. The outward appearance as distinct from the inner or real nature or condition. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From (i) Middle French, French †superfice exterior, appearance, surface of geometrical bodies. Definition of superfice in US English: superfice noun 1The surface of an object; the material forming this. 2Figurative. The outward appearance as distinct from the inner or real nature or condition. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From (i) Middle French, French † superfice exterior, appearance, surface of geometrical bodies.
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