chromium
/ˈkrɔmɪəm/ or /ˈkrɔmiəm/Definitions
1. noun
A hard, silver-white, highly corrosion-resistant, and ductile transition metal, used in plating, steel alloys, and as a catalyst, and also in the form of chromium oxide as a pigment.
“The new car’s paint contained a layer of chromium oxide to give it a glossy finish.”
2. noun
A web browser engine, used to power web browsers such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and many others.
“The company developed a new web browser using the Chromium engine.”
3. chemistry
A chemical element with the symbol Cr and atomic number 24.
“Chromium is a key component in many industrial processes.”
4. adjective
Related to or containing chromium.
“Chromium-plated utensils are durable and resistant to corrosion.”