Feb 22, 2023 18:36
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Spanish term

forma bombé

Spanish to English Other Materials (Plastics, Ceramics, etc.)
THis desctibes kitchenware produced in Argentina:

“Se llevaron hasta el ruido”, dijo el histórico operario Osvaldo Donato recordando la angustia que se vivió en 1999, cuando apagaron los hornos de la histórica fábrica Cristalux. Recuperada en 2002 por sus trabajadores –agrupados en la Cooperativa de Trabajo Cristal Avellaneda–, la vajilla de formas bombé y color caramelo que producen es tan inolvidable como la publicidad del león que confirma lo que las alacenas argentinas ya saben: Durax, toda la vida.

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Juan Jacob Feb 22, 2023:
Bombé, probablemente del francés, abombado. Por confirmar.

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convex (shaped) / rounded

It's exactly as Juan Jacob said: convex shaped.
Example sentence:

Convex shaped crockery/tableware

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agree Marie Wilson
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agree Juan Jacob : Pues eso...
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bombe shape

From the research I´ve done I´ve learned that the word "bombe" is used as it is in English language, associated to rounded shaped furntiture, jewelry, dishware, cutlery, etc. Please check out referenced websites. Cheers.
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