Definition of factice in English:

factice

(also factis)

noun ˈfaktɪs

Any of several friable rubber-like substances made by vulcanizing unsaturated vegetable oils and used chiefly as compounding ingredients with rubber. Frequently with distinguishing word, as "brown factice", "white factice". Formerly also called rubber substitute.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Analyst. From German Factis, Faktis from classical Latin factīcius artificial.

Definition of factice in US English:

factice

(also factis)

nounˈfaktɪs

Any of several friable rubber-like substances made by vulcanizing unsaturated vegetable oils and used chiefly as compounding ingredients with rubber. Frequently with distinguishing word, as "brown factice", "white factice". Formerly also called rubber substitute.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Analyst. From German Factis, Faktis from classical Latin factīcius artificial.

单词	factice
释义	Definition of factice in English: factice (also factis) noun ˈfaktɪs Any of several friable rubber-like substances made by vulcanizing unsaturated vegetable oils and used chiefly as compounding ingredients with rubber. Frequently with distinguishing word, as "brown factice", "white factice". Formerly also called rubber substitute. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Analyst. From German Factis, Faktis from classical Latin factīcius artificial. Definition of factice in US English: factice (also factis) nounˈfaktɪs Any of several friable rubber-like substances made by vulcanizing unsaturated vegetable oils and used chiefly as compounding ingredients with rubber. Frequently with distinguishing word, as "brown factice", "white factice". Formerly also called rubber substitute. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Analyst. From German Factis, Faktis from classical Latin factīcius artificial.
随便看	make a mountain out of make a mountain out of a molehill make a mountain out of a molehill make a mountain out of a molehill make a move make a move make a move from make a move on make a move on (or put the moves on) make a move on (or put the moves on) make a muck of make a muck of make an allusion to make a name for oneself make a name for oneself make an analogy between make an analogy of/between make an apology make an appearance make an appearance at make an appraisal of make an armed raid on make an assault on make an ass of oneself make an ass of oneself