The word "ceramic" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe objects or materials that are made of clay and hardened by heat. Example sentence: The artist used a variety of ceramic glazes to decorate the sculpture.
Pour in the soy milk and soy sauce, whisk gently for a minute, then divide the mixture between four individual shallow ovenproof dishes (16cm x 12cm oval ceramic dishes work well but similar-sized round ramekins are fine); the custard should come 1cm-1.5cm up the sides.
Their breasts, like upturned ceramic bowls, are painted in delicate red and white stripes.
On one occasion, he stole an unusual ceramic dish, on another a set of rosary beads, although he also declined to steal money from a church collection dish, suggesting he has some kind of distorted religious principles.
Highlights include the Tombs of Sipan: discovered largely intact in 1987, with many precious gold and ceramic artefacts.
No airline pyjamas….I lie in my tailored suit" and on another long haul flight he writes: "Eating plastic — no ceramic — food, passengers lying in cribs, packed in business class, a design that owes a lot to the trans-Atlantic slave trade..."....
The filters are cheaper, lighter and easier to maintain than bio-sand or ceramic filters, and can ensure that families have clean water in their home.
Rainwater is collected from a 600m2 pitched roof catchment area and harvested through a low-tech ceramic water filtration system, which purifies the water for immediate use by the pupils and nearby families.
Ceramic water filters distributed to the poor are also displayed prominently.
9fd0b13b-75f6-46b5-b87e-385c7012da18 RATHER theatrically, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, chairman of the European Union's constitutional convention, has placed a large green ceramic tortoise next to him on the raised dais from where he surveys the proceedings.
To cope with that, scientists have developed hard ceramic composites made from rubber and epoxy resins.
