Definition of Dacron in English:

Dacron

noun ˈdakrɒn

mass nountrademark

A synthetic polyester (polyethylene terephthalate) with tough, elastic properties, used as a textile fabric.
〈商标〉涤纶，的确良
a suit of dark blue Dacron
count noun square woven Dacrons are the best choice for sails
as modifier Dacron three-piece suite
Example sentencesExamples
- Carbon fibre covered with Dacron doesn't shrink and deform.
- The permanent implants are made of synthetic fibre Dacron.
- As the material has less stretch than Dacron, it is advisable to check with the bow manufacturer, if it can be used.
- More modern plastics include Teflon (used in non-stick pans), Lycra (used initially in sports wear), Dacron (crease and rot-resistant material used in sailing and tents).
- He bolted large shaped lengths of blue Dacron to opposite sides of a central aluminum bar so that the plane of the painting twisted.

Origin

1950s: an invented name.

Rhymes

Akron, macron

Definition of Dacron in US English:

Dacron

noun

trademark

A synthetic polyester (polyethylene terephthalate) with tough, elastic properties, used as a textile fabric.
〈商标〉涤纶，的确良
a suit of dark blue Dacron
count noun square woven Dacrons are the best choice for sails
as modifier Dacron three-piece suite
Example sentencesExamples
- As the material has less stretch than Dacron, it is advisable to check with the bow manufacturer, if it can be used.
- Carbon fibre covered with Dacron doesn't shrink and deform.
- The permanent implants are made of synthetic fibre Dacron.
- He bolted large shaped lengths of blue Dacron to opposite sides of a central aluminum bar so that the plane of the painting twisted.
- More modern plastics include Teflon (used in non-stick pans), Lycra (used initially in sports wear), Dacron (crease and rot-resistant material used in sailing and tents).

Origin

1950s: an invented name.

单词	Dacron
释义	Definition of Dacron in English: Dacron noun ˈdakrɒn mass nountrademark A synthetic polyester (polyethylene terephthalate) with tough, elastic properties, used as a textile fabric. 〈商标〉涤纶，的确良 a suit of dark blue Dacron count noun square woven Dacrons are the best choice for sails as modifier Dacron three-piece suite Example sentencesExamples Carbon fibre covered with Dacron doesn't shrink and deform. The permanent implants are made of synthetic fibre Dacron. As the material has less stretch than Dacron, it is advisable to check with the bow manufacturer, if it can be used. More modern plastics include Teflon (used in non-stick pans), Lycra (used initially in sports wear), Dacron (crease and rot-resistant material used in sailing and tents). He bolted large shaped lengths of blue Dacron to opposite sides of a central aluminum bar so that the plane of the painting twisted. Origin 1950s: an invented name. Rhymes Akron, macron Definition of Dacron in US English: Dacron noun trademark A synthetic polyester (polyethylene terephthalate) with tough, elastic properties, used as a textile fabric. 〈商标〉涤纶，的确良 a suit of dark blue Dacron count noun square woven Dacrons are the best choice for sails as modifier Dacron three-piece suite Example sentencesExamples As the material has less stretch than Dacron, it is advisable to check with the bow manufacturer, if it can be used. Carbon fibre covered with Dacron doesn't shrink and deform. The permanent implants are made of synthetic fibre Dacron. He bolted large shaped lengths of blue Dacron to opposite sides of a central aluminum bar so that the plane of the painting twisted. More modern plastics include Teflon (used in non-stick pans), Lycra (used initially in sports wear), Dacron (crease and rot-resistant material used in sailing and tents). Origin 1950s: an invented name.
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