英语词汇“plasticly”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

noun

any one of a large number of synthetic usually organic materials that have a polymeric structure and can be moulded when soft and then set, esp such a material in a finished state containing plasticizer, stabilizer, filler, pigments, etc. Plastics are classified as thermosetting (such as Bakelite) or thermoplastic (such as PVC) and are used in the manufacture of many articles and in coatings, artificial fibres, etc

Compare resin (sense 2)

2. short for plastic money

adjective

made of plastic

easily influenced; impressionable

the plastic minds of children

capable of being moulded or formed

6. fine arts

of or relating to moulding or modelling

the plastic arts

produced or apparently produced by moulding

the plastic draperies of Giotto's figures

having the power to form or influence

the plastic forces of the imagination

8. biology

of or relating to any formative process; able to change, develop, or grow

plastic tissues

of or relating to plastic surgery

10. slang

superficially attractive yet unoriginal or artificial

plastic food

单词	plasticly
释义	plasticly in British English (ˈplæstɪklɪ) adverb another spelling of plastically plastic in British English (ˈplæstɪk, ˈplɑːs-) noun 1. any one of a large number of synthetic usually organic materials that have a polymeric structure and can be moulded when soft and then set, esp such a material in a finished state containing plasticizer, stabilizer, filler, pigments, etc. Plastics are classified as thermosetting (such as Bakelite) or thermoplastic (such as PVC) and are used in the manufacture of many articles and in coatings, artificial fibres, etc Compare resin (sense 2) 2. short for plastic money adjective 3. made of plastic 4. easily influenced; impressionable the plastic minds of children 5. capable of being moulded or formed 6. fine arts a. of or relating to moulding or modelling the plastic arts b. produced or apparently produced by moulding the plastic draperies of Giotto's figures 7. having the power to form or influence the plastic forces of the imagination 8. biology of or relating to any formative process; able to change, develop, or grow plastic tissues 9. of or relating to plastic surgery 10. slang superficially attractive yet unoriginal or artificial plastic food Derived forms plastically (ˈplastically) or plasticly (ˈplasticly) adverb Word origin C17: from Latin plasticus relating to moulding, from Greek plastikos, from plassein to form
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plasticly in British English

plastic in British English