Definition of polystyrene in English:

polystyrene

noun ˌpɒlɪˈstʌɪriːnˌpɑliˈstaɪrin

mass noun

A synthetic resin which is a polymer of styrene, used chiefly as lightweight rigid foams and films.
these plaques are moulded in black polystyrene
as modifier a polystyrene cup
Example sentencesExamples
- Does anyone, anywhere, know of a use for polystyrene cups with no bottoms?
- In Asia, rice husks have been used as an organic replacement for polystyrene packaging and in fireproof building materials.
- Sitting on concrete piles and a sea of polystyrene that keeps it from sinking into the bog, the track is another triumph in a resurgent era for the Chinese people.
- The polystyrene foam is often cut into shapes with chain saws and saber saws.
- As we chat the vast hall fills with some 260 soldiers ready to breakfast on instant coffee from polystyrene cups.
- Rumours that proposed production lines feature polystyrene moulds have yet to be disproved…
- It is naturally found in sediments, and adhesion data for glass and polystyrene are available.
- Bees were caught by placing transparent polystyrene cups over the nest entrance.
- An assortment of half-empty aluminium trays and polystyrene cups were festering on top of the washing up along with empty lager cans.
- The resulting spark can ignite the Pentane vapour liberated from the expanded polystyrene block by the cutting operation.
- Extruded polystyrene also has excellent resistance to moisture absorption.
- In this process, water passes through a media bed, usually sulfonated polystyrene beads.
- Cycle helmets are made of polystyrene and offer minimal protection.
- The process uses a polymer formed through a chemical bonding of polystyrene and polymethyl methacrylate.
- We found polystyrene to be the most suitable compound for this purpose.
- All polystyrene and polyurethanes are combustible regardless of grade.
- But polystyrene will soon have a new role in life - supporting thousands of motorists driving over soft ground.
- This is because polystyrene is a flammable material that gives off a toxic black smoke in the event of a fire.
- The polymer polystyrene contains the phenyl group as part of its repeat unit.
- The PVA solution was deposited in polystyrene molds under the force of gravity in a darkened room.

Rhymes

Irene

Definition of polystyrene in US English:

polystyrene

nounˌpälēˈstīrēnˌpɑliˈstaɪrin

A synthetic resin which is a polymer of styrene, used chiefly as lightweight rigid foams and films.
these plaques are molded in black polystyrene
as modifier a polystyrene cup
Example sentencesExamples
- As we chat the vast hall fills with some 260 soldiers ready to breakfast on instant coffee from polystyrene cups.
- The resulting spark can ignite the Pentane vapour liberated from the expanded polystyrene block by the cutting operation.
- This is because polystyrene is a flammable material that gives off a toxic black smoke in the event of a fire.
- All polystyrene and polyurethanes are combustible regardless of grade.
- The PVA solution was deposited in polystyrene molds under the force of gravity in a darkened room.
- The polymer polystyrene contains the phenyl group as part of its repeat unit.
- Rumours that proposed production lines feature polystyrene moulds have yet to be disproved…
- We found polystyrene to be the most suitable compound for this purpose.
- An assortment of half-empty aluminium trays and polystyrene cups were festering on top of the washing up along with empty lager cans.
- The polystyrene foam is often cut into shapes with chain saws and saber saws.
- The process uses a polymer formed through a chemical bonding of polystyrene and polymethyl methacrylate.
- Sitting on concrete piles and a sea of polystyrene that keeps it from sinking into the bog, the track is another triumph in a resurgent era for the Chinese people.
- It is naturally found in sediments, and adhesion data for glass and polystyrene are available.
- Cycle helmets are made of polystyrene and offer minimal protection.
- Does anyone, anywhere, know of a use for polystyrene cups with no bottoms?
- Bees were caught by placing transparent polystyrene cups over the nest entrance.
- Extruded polystyrene also has excellent resistance to moisture absorption.
- In this process, water passes through a media bed, usually sulfonated polystyrene beads.
- But polystyrene will soon have a new role in life - supporting thousands of motorists driving over soft ground.
- In Asia, rice husks have been used as an organic replacement for polystyrene packaging and in fireproof building materials.

单词	polystyrene
释义	Definition of polystyrene in English: polystyrene noun ˌpɒlɪˈstʌɪriːnˌpɑliˈstaɪrin mass noun A synthetic resin which is a polymer of styrene, used chiefly as lightweight rigid foams and films. these plaques are moulded in black polystyrene as modifier a polystyrene cup Example sentencesExamples Does anyone, anywhere, know of a use for polystyrene cups with no bottoms? In Asia, rice husks have been used as an organic replacement for polystyrene packaging and in fireproof building materials. Sitting on concrete piles and a sea of polystyrene that keeps it from sinking into the bog, the track is another triumph in a resurgent era for the Chinese people. The polystyrene foam is often cut into shapes with chain saws and saber saws. As we chat the vast hall fills with some 260 soldiers ready to breakfast on instant coffee from polystyrene cups. Rumours that proposed production lines feature polystyrene moulds have yet to be disproved… It is naturally found in sediments, and adhesion data for glass and polystyrene are available. Bees were caught by placing transparent polystyrene cups over the nest entrance. An assortment of half-empty aluminium trays and polystyrene cups were festering on top of the washing up along with empty lager cans. The resulting spark can ignite the Pentane vapour liberated from the expanded polystyrene block by the cutting operation. Extruded polystyrene also has excellent resistance to moisture absorption. In this process, water passes through a media bed, usually sulfonated polystyrene beads. Cycle helmets are made of polystyrene and offer minimal protection. The process uses a polymer formed through a chemical bonding of polystyrene and polymethyl methacrylate. We found polystyrene to be the most suitable compound for this purpose. All polystyrene and polyurethanes are combustible regardless of grade. But polystyrene will soon have a new role in life - supporting thousands of motorists driving over soft ground. This is because polystyrene is a flammable material that gives off a toxic black smoke in the event of a fire. The polymer polystyrene contains the phenyl group as part of its repeat unit. The PVA solution was deposited in polystyrene molds under the force of gravity in a darkened room. Rhymes Irene Definition of polystyrene in US English: polystyrene nounˌpälēˈstīrēnˌpɑliˈstaɪrin A synthetic resin which is a polymer of styrene, used chiefly as lightweight rigid foams and films. these plaques are molded in black polystyrene as modifier a polystyrene cup Example sentencesExamples As we chat the vast hall fills with some 260 soldiers ready to breakfast on instant coffee from polystyrene cups. The resulting spark can ignite the Pentane vapour liberated from the expanded polystyrene block by the cutting operation. This is because polystyrene is a flammable material that gives off a toxic black smoke in the event of a fire. All polystyrene and polyurethanes are combustible regardless of grade. The PVA solution was deposited in polystyrene molds under the force of gravity in a darkened room. The polymer polystyrene contains the phenyl group as part of its repeat unit. Rumours that proposed production lines feature polystyrene moulds have yet to be disproved… We found polystyrene to be the most suitable compound for this purpose. An assortment of half-empty aluminium trays and polystyrene cups were festering on top of the washing up along with empty lager cans. The polystyrene foam is often cut into shapes with chain saws and saber saws. The process uses a polymer formed through a chemical bonding of polystyrene and polymethyl methacrylate. Sitting on concrete piles and a sea of polystyrene that keeps it from sinking into the bog, the track is another triumph in a resurgent era for the Chinese people. It is naturally found in sediments, and adhesion data for glass and polystyrene are available. Cycle helmets are made of polystyrene and offer minimal protection. Does anyone, anywhere, know of a use for polystyrene cups with no bottoms? Bees were caught by placing transparent polystyrene cups over the nest entrance. Extruded polystyrene also has excellent resistance to moisture absorption. In this process, water passes through a media bed, usually sulfonated polystyrene beads. But polystyrene will soon have a new role in life - supporting thousands of motorists driving over soft ground. In Asia, rice husks have been used as an organic replacement for polystyrene packaging and in fireproof building materials.
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