synthetic

Word family nounsynthesistsynthesizersyntheticismsynthetizersynthesisverbsynthesizesynthetizeadjectivesyntheticadverbsynthetically

Related topics: Chemistry

syn·thet·ic /sɪnˈθetɪk/ adjectiveadj

HCARTIFICIALproduced by combining different artificial substances, rather than being naturally produced 合成的，人造的 OPP natural

synthetic chemicals

合成化学品

synthetic fibres/materials/fabrics 合成纤维/材料/织物

► see thesaurus at artificial

—synthetically /-kli/ adverbadv

Examples from the Corpus

synthetic• I thought it was pretty synthetic.• Use detergent when washing synthetic bags, as soap can destroy the crimping and cause the bag to lose its loft.• Why are some people apparently made ill by everyday synthetic chemicals?• Many old herbal remedies have disappeared and been replaced by synthetic drugs.• The rug is made from a mixture of wool and synthetic fibres.• A synthetic form of melatonin can be bought over-the-counter at health food stores and many pharmacies.• It also is useful to wrap this synthetic material around shrubs that are prone to freeze damage.• The jacket is made of synthetic materials.• An interesting and ambitious solution to the oil import bill problem is to substitute synthetic petrol made from natural gas.• Until recently Gomez had to feed the fish and invertebrates dwelling on the synthetic reef with supplemental food.• synthetic rubber• The lightweight upper is made from synthetic suede and nylon and the support is given by the thermoplastic heel counter.

synthetic fibres/materials/fabrics• It can not be used on suede or synthetic materials.• Then we learned to extract raw materials from her biosphere to create our own new synthetic materials.• Use fine thread; silk thread with silk fabrics, and synthetic thread with synthetic fabrics.• Notes accompanying the disc offer facts about synthetic fibres, hydrocarbons, and plastics together with true or false quizzes.• They use synthetic materials in ways which suggest a genetics of the non-natural world, as if they have already written nature off.• Fillings used include natural fibres such as cashmere, lamb's wool, horsehair and felt and synthetic materials like polyester.• All synthetic fabrics, plastics, chipboard, plywood, foam rubber and other man-made materials are excluded from the oasis.• Among the synthetic fibres used in furnishing fabrics are nylon, polyester and acrylic.

From Longman Business Dictionary

syntheticsyn·thet·ic /sɪnˈθetɪk/ adjectiveadj

produced by combining artificial materials, rather than naturally

The lightweight shoes are made from synthetic suede and nylon.

Origin synthetic

(1600-1700) Greek synthetikos, from syntithenai; → SYNTHESIS

单词	synthetic
释义	synthetic Word family nounsynthesistsynthesizersyntheticismsynthetizersynthesisverbsynthesizesynthetizeadjectivesyntheticadverbsynthetically Related topics: Chemistry syn·thet·ic /sɪnˈθetɪk/ ●○○ adjectiveadj HCARTIFICIALproduced by combining different artificial substances, rather than being naturally produced 合成的，人造的 OPP natural synthetic chemicals 合成化学品 synthetic fibres/materials/fabrics 合成纤维/材料/织物 ► see thesaurus at artificial —synthetically /-kli/ adverbadv Examples from the Corpus synthetic• I thought it was pretty synthetic.• Use detergent when washing synthetic bags, as soap can destroy the crimping and cause the bag to lose its loft.• Why are some people apparently made ill by everyday synthetic chemicals?• Many old herbal remedies have disappeared and been replaced by synthetic drugs.• The rug is made from a mixture of wool and synthetic fibres.• A synthetic form of melatonin can be bought over-the-counter at health food stores and many pharmacies.• It also is useful to wrap this synthetic material around shrubs that are prone to freeze damage.• The jacket is made of synthetic materials.• An interesting and ambitious solution to the oil import bill problem is to substitute synthetic petrol made from natural gas.• Until recently Gomez had to feed the fish and invertebrates dwelling on the synthetic reef with supplemental food.• synthetic rubber• The lightweight upper is made from synthetic suede and nylon and the support is given by the thermoplastic heel counter. synthetic fibres/materials/fabrics• It can not be used on suede or synthetic materials.• Then we learned to extract raw materials from her biosphere to create our own new synthetic materials.• Use fine thread; silk thread with silk fabrics, and synthetic thread with synthetic fabrics.• Notes accompanying the disc offer facts about synthetic fibres, hydrocarbons, and plastics together with true or false quizzes.• They use synthetic materials in ways which suggest a genetics of the non-natural world, as if they have already written nature off.• Fillings used include natural fibres such as cashmere, lamb's wool, horsehair and felt and synthetic materials like polyester.• All synthetic fabrics, plastics, chipboard, plywood, foam rubber and other man-made materials are excluded from the oasis.• Among the synthetic fibres used in furnishing fabrics are nylon, polyester and acrylic. From Longman Business Dictionary syntheticsyn·thet·ic /sɪnˈθetɪk/ adjectiveadj produced by combining artificial materials, rather than naturally The lightweight shoes are made from synthetic suede and nylon. Origin synthetic (1600-1700) Greek synthetikos, from syntithenai; → SYNTHESIS
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