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1 plastic
{'plæstik}
I. 1. пластичен, гъвкав
PLASTIC clay глина за моделиране
2. пластичен, пластически
PLASTIC arts скулптура, керамика и пр.
PLASTIC flow тех. пластическа деформация
PLASTIC surgery мед. пластична хирургия
3. пластмасов, полиетиленов, синтетичен
II. n обик. рl пластмаса* * *{'plastik} I. a 1. пластичен; гъвкав; plastic clay глина за моделир* * *пластика; пластичен; пластмасов; гъвкав;* * *1. i. пластичен, гъвкав 2. ii. n обик. рl пластмаса 3. plastic arts скулптура, керамика и пр 4. plastic clay глина за моделиране 5. plastic flow тех. пластическа деформация 6. plastic surgery мед. пластична хирургия 7. пластичен, пластически 8. пластмасов, полиетиленов, синтетичен* * *plastic[´plæstik] I. n 1. пластмаса; 2. кредитни карти (използвани вместо пари в брой) (и \plastic money); II. adj 1. пластичен; гъвкав; \plastic clay глина за моделиране; youth has a \plastic mind младежкият ум попива всичко; 2. пластичен; пластически; \plastic flow тех. пластическа деформация; \plastic memory тех. способност на вещество да възвръща първоначалната си форма; \plastic skill ( art) изкуство за моделиране (ваене, скулптиране); \plastic surgery мед. пластична хирургия; 3. от пластмаса; \plastic money кредитна (дебитна) карта, карта за разплащане; 4. триизмерен (за движение, пространство, форма); 5. биол. гъвкав, променлив; 6. разг. неестествен, изкуствен, фалшив. -
2 plastic bronze
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3 plastic clay
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4 plastic clays
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5 plastic concrete
• пластичен бетонEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > plastic concrete
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6 plastic concretes
• пластичен бетонEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > plastic concretes
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7 plastic deformation
• пластична деформацияEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > plastic deformation
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8 plastic deformations
• пластична деформацияEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > plastic deformations
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9 plastic effect
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10 plastic effects
• пластичен ефект• изкривяване на изображениетоEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > plastic effects
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11 plastic flow
• пластично течение• деформация на материал при напрегнато състояние -
12 plastic flows
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13 plastic fracture
• пластинчат лом• пластично скъсванеEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > plastic fracture
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14 plastic fractures
• пластинчат лом• пластично скъсванеEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > plastic fractures
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15 plastic-insulated cable
• кабел с пластмасова изолацияEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > plastic-insulated cable
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16 plastic-insulated cables
• кабел с пластмасова изолацияEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > plastic-insulated cables
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17 plastic lens
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18 plastic lenses
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19 plastic material
• пластичен материал• пластмасаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > plastic material
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20 plastic materials
• пластичен материал• пластмасаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > plastic materials
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plastic — [adj1] flexible, soft; made of manufactured, treated compounds bending, ductile, elastic, fictile, formable, moldable, molded, pliable, pliant, resilient, shapeable, supple, workable; concept 604 Ant. hard, inflexible, stiff plastic [adj2] easily … New thesaurus
plastic — ► NOUN 1) a synthetic material made from organic polymers, that can be moulded into shape while soft and then set into a rigid or slightly elastic form. 2) informal credit cards or other plastic cards that can be used as money. ► ADJECTIVE 1)… … English terms dictionary
-plastic — plas tic ( pl[a^]s t[i^]k). [Gr. ? fit for molding, plastic, fr. ? to mold, to form.] A combining form signifying developing, forming, growing; as, heteroplastic, monoplastic, polyplastic. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
-plastic — [plas′tik] [< Gr plastikos: see PLASTIC] combining form forming adjectives 1. forming, developing [homoplastic] 2. of or relating to (a given noun ending in PLASM, PLAST, or PLASTY) [rhinoplastic] … English World dictionary