Definition of thermoplastic in English:

thermoplastic

adjective θəːməʊˈplastɪkˌθərmoʊˈplæstɪk

Chemistry

Denoting substances (especially synthetic resins) that become plastic on heating and harden on cooling, and are able to repeat these processes.
（尤指合成树脂）可热塑的，热塑性的。常与THERMOSETTING 相对
Often contrasted with thermosetting
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a thermoplastic material which gets softer with heating and hardens when cooled.
- Made of a gelatinous thermoplastic material, the product acts like a solid adhesive and will not dry out.
- ‘Think of it as thermoplastic rubber that is recyclable and processes like plastic,’ he says.
- A couple of companies introduced new lines of thermoplastic materials suited for medical applications.
- Hot-bar and impulse welding processes are commonly used in the packaging industry to seal plastic bags and join thermoplastic films of 0.5 mm or less.

noun θəːməʊˈplastɪkˌθərmoʊˈplæstɪk

usually thermoplasticsChemistry

A thermoplastic substance.
Example sentencesExamples
- There are three classes of polymers - thermoplastics, thermosets, and elastomers.
- Many of these are used as thermoplastics that are shaped and processed by means of injection molding and extrusion.
- Manufacturers can currently choose from either thermoset plastics or thermoplastics.
- Other scientists made various plaster derivatives, artificial silks, and thermoplastics.
- Independent custom molders, who made marketable parts and products, experimented in the 1930s with injection molding of thermoplastics, which eventually almost replaced compression molding of thermoset resins.

Definition of thermoplastic in US English:

thermoplastic

adjectiveˌθərmoʊˈplæstɪkˌTHərmōˈplastik

Chemistry

Denoting substances (especially synthetic resins) that become plastic on heating and harden on cooling, and are able to repeat these processes.
（尤指合成树脂）可热塑的，热塑性的。常与THERMOSETTING 相对
Often contrasted with thermosetting
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Think of it as thermoplastic rubber that is recyclable and processes like plastic,’ he says.
- Hot-bar and impulse welding processes are commonly used in the packaging industry to seal plastic bags and join thermoplastic films of 0.5 mm or less.
- A couple of companies introduced new lines of thermoplastic materials suited for medical applications.
- Made of a gelatinous thermoplastic material, the product acts like a solid adhesive and will not dry out.
- It is a thermoplastic material which gets softer with heating and hardens when cooled.

nounˌθərmoʊˈplæstɪkˌTHərmōˈplastik

usually thermoplasticsChemistry

A thermoplastic substance.
Example sentencesExamples
- There are three classes of polymers - thermoplastics, thermosets, and elastomers.
- Many of these are used as thermoplastics that are shaped and processed by means of injection molding and extrusion.
- Independent custom molders, who made marketable parts and products, experimented in the 1930s with injection molding of thermoplastics, which eventually almost replaced compression molding of thermoset resins.
- Other scientists made various plaster derivatives, artificial silks, and thermoplastics.
- Manufacturers can currently choose from either thermoset plastics or thermoplastics.

单词	thermoplastic
释义	Definition of thermoplastic in English: thermoplastic adjective θəːməʊˈplastɪkˌθərmoʊˈplæstɪk Chemistry Denoting substances (especially synthetic resins) that become plastic on heating and harden on cooling, and are able to repeat these processes. （尤指合成树脂）可热塑的，热塑性的。常与THERMOSETTING 相对 Often contrasted with thermosetting Example sentencesExamples It is a thermoplastic material which gets softer with heating and hardens when cooled. Made of a gelatinous thermoplastic material, the product acts like a solid adhesive and will not dry out. ‘Think of it as thermoplastic rubber that is recyclable and processes like plastic,’ he says. A couple of companies introduced new lines of thermoplastic materials suited for medical applications. Hot-bar and impulse welding processes are commonly used in the packaging industry to seal plastic bags and join thermoplastic films of 0.5 mm or less. noun θəːməʊˈplastɪkˌθərmoʊˈplæstɪk usually thermoplasticsChemistry A thermoplastic substance. Example sentencesExamples There are three classes of polymers - thermoplastics, thermosets, and elastomers. Many of these are used as thermoplastics that are shaped and processed by means of injection molding and extrusion. Manufacturers can currently choose from either thermoset plastics or thermoplastics. Other scientists made various plaster derivatives, artificial silks, and thermoplastics. Independent custom molders, who made marketable parts and products, experimented in the 1930s with injection molding of thermoplastics, which eventually almost replaced compression molding of thermoset resins. Definition of thermoplastic in US English: thermoplastic adjectiveˌθərmoʊˈplæstɪkˌTHərmōˈplastik Chemistry Denoting substances (especially synthetic resins) that become plastic on heating and harden on cooling, and are able to repeat these processes. （尤指合成树脂）可热塑的，热塑性的。常与THERMOSETTING 相对 Often contrasted with thermosetting Example sentencesExamples ‘Think of it as thermoplastic rubber that is recyclable and processes like plastic,’ he says. Hot-bar and impulse welding processes are commonly used in the packaging industry to seal plastic bags and join thermoplastic films of 0.5 mm or less. A couple of companies introduced new lines of thermoplastic materials suited for medical applications. Made of a gelatinous thermoplastic material, the product acts like a solid adhesive and will not dry out. It is a thermoplastic material which gets softer with heating and hardens when cooled. nounˌθərmoʊˈplæstɪkˌTHərmōˈplastik usually thermoplasticsChemistry A thermoplastic substance. Example sentencesExamples There are three classes of polymers - thermoplastics, thermosets, and elastomers. Many of these are used as thermoplastics that are shaped and processed by means of injection molding and extrusion. Independent custom molders, who made marketable parts and products, experimented in the 1930s with injection molding of thermoplastics, which eventually almost replaced compression molding of thermoset resins. Other scientists made various plaster derivatives, artificial silks, and thermoplastics. Manufacturers can currently choose from either thermoset plastics or thermoplastics.
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