Definition of plasticine in English:

plasticine

noun ˈplastɪsiːnˈplæstəˌsin

mass nountrademark

A soft modelling material, used especially by children.
〈商标〉彩泥，橡皮泥
I made a snake by rolling out plasticine
as modifier plasticine creatures
Example sentencesExamples
- Each student was given a cardboard base, approximately 25 cm in diameter, and a small block of plasticine clay (non-hardening modeling clay).
- During the workshops the children came up with designs and used plasticine to do models of the sculpture.
- The ranges are coloured plasticine and shape like waves at sea.
- The 50-year-old artist has created a unique technique for making documentary films: his basic materials are sand and plasticine.
- These were made of soft plasticine in which predators would leave marks, making it possible to distinguish between different predator species.

Origin

Late 19th century: from the adjective plastic + -ine⁴.

Definition of plasticine in US English:

plasticine

(also Plasticine)

nounˈplæstəˌsinˈplastəˌsēn

trademark

A soft modeling material, used especially by children.
〈商标〉彩泥，橡皮泥
I made a snake by rolling out plasticine
as modifier plasticine creatures
Example sentencesExamples
- Each student was given a cardboard base, approximately 25 cm in diameter, and a small block of plasticine clay (non-hardening modeling clay).
- The ranges are coloured plasticine and shape like waves at sea.
- These were made of soft plasticine in which predators would leave marks, making it possible to distinguish between different predator species.
- The 50-year-old artist has created a unique technique for making documentary films: his basic materials are sand and plasticine.
- During the workshops the children came up with designs and used plasticine to do models of the sculpture.

Origin

Late 19th century: from the adjective plastic + -ine.

单词	plasticine
释义	Definition of plasticine in English: plasticine noun ˈplastɪsiːnˈplæstəˌsin mass nountrademark A soft modelling material, used especially by children. 〈商标〉彩泥，橡皮泥 I made a snake by rolling out plasticine as modifier plasticine creatures Example sentencesExamples Each student was given a cardboard base, approximately 25 cm in diameter, and a small block of plasticine clay (non-hardening modeling clay). During the workshops the children came up with designs and used plasticine to do models of the sculpture. The ranges are coloured plasticine and shape like waves at sea. The 50-year-old artist has created a unique technique for making documentary films: his basic materials are sand and plasticine. These were made of soft plasticine in which predators would leave marks, making it possible to distinguish between different predator species. Origin Late 19th century: from the adjective plastic + -ine⁴. Definition of plasticine in US English: plasticine (also Plasticine) nounˈplæstəˌsinˈplastəˌsēn trademark A soft modeling material, used especially by children. 〈商标〉彩泥，橡皮泥 I made a snake by rolling out plasticine as modifier plasticine creatures Example sentencesExamples Each student was given a cardboard base, approximately 25 cm in diameter, and a small block of plasticine clay (non-hardening modeling clay). The ranges are coloured plasticine and shape like waves at sea. These were made of soft plasticine in which predators would leave marks, making it possible to distinguish between different predator species. The 50-year-old artist has created a unique technique for making documentary films: his basic materials are sand and plasticine. During the workshops the children came up with designs and used plasticine to do models of the sculpture. Origin Late 19th century: from the adjective plastic + -ine.
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