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Plastic glass

plastic

AHD:[pl？ s"t？ k]

D.J.[6pl#st！ k]

K.K.[6pl#st！ k]

(adjective)

Capable of being shaped or formed:

Capable of being shaped or shaped:

Plastic materials, such as clay. See

Plastic materials such as soil. See

Relating to or involving shaping or modeling:

The plastic arts of sculpture.

statue

Having the quality of sculpture; Well-formed:

Posing: having the characteristics of sculpture; Medium build:

"The amazing modeling beauty of the chorus actresses" (Frank Harris)

"A graceful choir girl" (Frank Harris)

Giving material form or shape:

Give a substance a form or shape:

Plastic forces that form and erode mountains.

Plastic forces that can form and corrode mountains.

Easily affected; Easily influenced.

Impressionable: Easily affected; sensitive

Made of one or more plastics:

Plastic garden hose.

Plastic water pipe for watering

Physics can undergo continuous deformation without rupture or relaxation.

Physically plastic: Capable of continuous deformation without fracture or relaxation

Biology can build tissues; Form.

Biology can form tissues; Capable of forming an organization; formative

Characterized by affectation or superficiality; Synthesis:

Characterized by unnatural or superficial; Unnatural:

The fake smile of the TV host; A plastic world full of fashion, hype and feeling.

The TV host's unnatural smile; It's just a temporary, exaggerated and emotional synthetic world.

Informal belonging to or obtained through a credit card:

Informal language belongs to or obtained by credit card:

Plastic money.

credit card

(noun)

Any organic compound produced by polymerization can be molded, extruded, cast into various shapes and films, or drawn into filaments used as textile fibers.

Plastics: Organic compounds made by polymerization, which can be molded, extruded and molded into various shapes or films, and can also be drawn into filaments for textile fibers.

Articles made of plastic.

Plastic product: an article made of plastic

One or more credit cards:

Informal credit card: one or more credit cards:

Accept cash or credit card payment.

You can pay by cash or credit card.

Latin plastics

From Greek plastikos

From plastic products [molding]

Derived from plastic [molding]

From plassein[ to mold] * see pel…- 2

From plassein [shaping] * See Synonyms at shaping.

plastic

adverb

plasticity

AHD:[pl？ s-t？ s”？ -t？ ] (noun)

plastic

[5plAstik，plB:stik]

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Plastic, easy to plastic, plastic, sticky

Plastic, made of plastic

Shaped, shaped and three-dimensional

Impressionable, soft and docile.

Creativity and artistry.

Medical (surgical) plastics

It has the ability to adapt, metabolize and form tissues.

Plastic substance

plastic cup

formative arts

Children's plastic thinking

Children's impressionable ideas

orthopedics

plastic

[5plAstik，plB:stik]

Noun (short for noun)

Plastic, plastic, plastic products

【pl。 ] [for single or multiple] plastic surgery

plastic

adverb

polyfoam

Foamed plastics, porous plastics

Allyl plastic

Allyl propylene plastic

Alkyd plastic

aminoplast

Amino plastics asbestos reinforced plastics asbestos reinforced plastics

Asphalt plastic

Cardboard laminated plastics

formica

cfrp

Casein plastic

Cashew aldehyde plastic

Lacquer phenolic plastic

Cast plastic

polyfoam

Cold plastic

Cryogenic plastics

conductive plastics

Corn protein plastic

elastomer plastic

engineering plastics

Wood engineering plastics

polyfoam

Inflatable plastic, foamed plastic

expanded plastic

Glass fiber plastic

Fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP)

Glass fiber reinforced plastics; Glass fiber reinforced plastics

Filled plastic

Flame retardant plastics

Fireproof plastic

flexiplast

flexible plastic

Graphite plastic

Graphite fiber reinforced plastics

Carbon halide plastic

Carbonyl halide plastic

high-melting plastics

High modulus organic fiber reinforced plastics

Impact resistant plastics

insulating plastics

laminated plastic

Laminated plastics (product), plastic laminate.

Laminated thermosetting plastics

Woody plastics

Low pressure reinforced plastics

luminescent plastics

Mechanically foamed plastics

Mechanical foam plastic

Melamine plastic

Melamine plastic; Melamine plastic

Metal filled plastic

Metallized plastic

Metal reinforced plastics

Metallized plastic

Metal-plated plastic, conductive plastic

Model plastics

modified plastics

Molded plastic

Nitrocellulose plastics

Non-rigid plastics

Nonrigid plastics

Nylon plastic

Nylon plastic (used to make gears and bearings, etc.). )

optical plastics

Plexiglass, optical plastics.

organic plastics

phenolic plastic

Wood phenolic plastics

Polyacrylic plastic

polyamide plastic

Polycarbonate plastic

Polyisobutylene plastic

Polyurethane plastics

Polyvinyl methyl ether plastic

Polydiphenyl ether plastics

Poly (di) phenyl ether plastic

Protein plastic

Record plastic

Renault plastic

Reynolds plasticity

Rigid foam plastic

Self-sealing plastic

Semi-rigid plastic

Sheet plastic

plastic piece

Shellac plastic

Lac plastic

silicone

Stabilized plastics

Non-deformable plastic

Tensile active plastics

Stretched acrylic plastic

Strippable plastic

styrene plastics

Styrene rubber plastic

Styrene rubber modified plastics

Synthetic plastics

thermoplastic plastics

thermosetting plastic

transparent plastic

urea-formaldehyde plastics

Vinyl plastics

White plastic

Plastic white paint (thick thermal spraying layer inside cabin water tank)

Woody plastics

plastic

AHD:[pl？ s"t？ k]

D.J.[6pl#st！ k]

K.K.[6pl#st！ k]

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Capable of being shaped or formed:

Plastic materials, such as clay. See

Relating to or involving shaping or modeling:

The plastic arts of sculpture.

Having the quality of sculpture; Well-formed:

"The amazing modeling beauty of the chorus actresses" (Frank Harris)

Giving material form or shape:

Plastic forces that form and erode mountains.

Easily affected; Easily influenced.

Made of one or more plastics:

Plastic garden hose.

Physics can undergo continuous deformation without rupture or relaxation.

Biology can build tissues; Form.

Characterized by affectation or superficiality; Synthesis:

The fake smile of the TV host; A plastic world full of fashion, hype and feeling.

Informal belonging to or obtained through a credit card:

Plastic money.

Noun (short for noun)

Any organic compound produced by polymerization can be molded, extruded, cast into various shapes and films, or drawn into filaments used as textile fibers.

Articles made of plastic.

One or more credit cards:

Accept cash or credit card payment.

Latin plastics

From Greek plastikos

From plastic products [molding]

From plassein[ to mold] * see pel…- 2

plastic

adverb

plasticity

AHD:[pl？ s-t？ s”？ -t？ ] n。

plastic