Definition of polyethylene in English:

polyethylene

noun ˌpɒlɪˈɛθɪliːnˌpɑliˈɛθəlin

another term for polythene
Example sentencesExamples
- The polyethylene is tightened by hand, and the aircraft cable is tightened by winch.
- The joint should be explored, the debris removed, and the polyethylene exchanged.
- In the free radical polymerization of ethylene to form polyethylene, a small amount of a peroxide is added to a large volume of ethylene.
- Opaque high-density polyethylene is probably the best container, but there is no universal rule.
- A sampling of fineries made from a hybrid fiber of kevlar, nylon and polyethylene are shown below.
- Colored polyethylene was used to impart the desired appearance.
- The film is based on a combination of nanoscale crystals developed using technical waxes and a polymer such as polyethylene or polypropylene.
- You may also cover the polyethylene with a thin layer of sand or a thin slab of concrete to protect it from damage.
- In general, wraps made of polyethylene are safer than polyvinyl chloride film.
- High density polyethylene products, such as milk containers, are cut into small pieces and remelted to make detergent bottles.
- It is the world's largest producer of polypropylene and Europe's biggest maker of polyethylene, with sales last year of £3.9 billion.
- After World War II, the cotton braided coverings were displaced by neoprene and, later, by polyethylene.
- The object should be removed from the polyethylene and the bag or sheeting discarded.
- For this I use the polyethylene tubing: the same stuff found on gear loops.
- Examples of linear polymers include polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride and polypropylene.
- While enjoying the wind protection, consumers also appreciated the polyethylene floor.
- Before there was polyethylene there was celluloid, patented in 1870 by John and Isaiah Hyatt, the sons of a blacksmith.
- Synthetic resins are made by man using modern chemical technology such as the polyethylene and polystyrene used for cosmetics, packaging, etc.
- A polyethylene lining will protect the line from corrosion.
- Greenhouse polyethylene is more expensive, but can last ten years or more.

Definition of polyethylene in US English:

polyethylene

nounˌpɑliˈɛθəlinˌpälēˈeTHəlēn

A tough, light, flexible synthetic resin made by polymerizing ethylene, chiefly used for plastic bags, food containers, and other packaging.
Example sentencesExamples
- Colored polyethylene was used to impart the desired appearance.
- For this I use the polyethylene tubing: the same stuff found on gear loops.
- Before there was polyethylene there was celluloid, patented in 1870 by John and Isaiah Hyatt, the sons of a blacksmith.
- The polyethylene is tightened by hand, and the aircraft cable is tightened by winch.
- A polyethylene lining will protect the line from corrosion.
- While enjoying the wind protection, consumers also appreciated the polyethylene floor.
- In general, wraps made of polyethylene are safer than polyvinyl chloride film.
- You may also cover the polyethylene with a thin layer of sand or a thin slab of concrete to protect it from damage.
- A sampling of fineries made from a hybrid fiber of kevlar, nylon and polyethylene are shown below.
- In the free radical polymerization of ethylene to form polyethylene, a small amount of a peroxide is added to a large volume of ethylene.
- Opaque high-density polyethylene is probably the best container, but there is no universal rule.
- Synthetic resins are made by man using modern chemical technology such as the polyethylene and polystyrene used for cosmetics, packaging, etc.
- After World War II, the cotton braided coverings were displaced by neoprene and, later, by polyethylene.
- It is the world's largest producer of polypropylene and Europe's biggest maker of polyethylene, with sales last year of £3.9 billion.
- The object should be removed from the polyethylene and the bag or sheeting discarded.
- High density polyethylene products, such as milk containers, are cut into small pieces and remelted to make detergent bottles.
- The film is based on a combination of nanoscale crystals developed using technical waxes and a polymer such as polyethylene or polypropylene.
- Greenhouse polyethylene is more expensive, but can last ten years or more.
- The joint should be explored, the debris removed, and the polyethylene exchanged.
- Examples of linear polymers include polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride and polypropylene.

单词	polyethylene
释义	Definition of polyethylene in English: polyethylene noun ˌpɒlɪˈɛθɪliːnˌpɑliˈɛθəlin another term for polythene Example sentencesExamples The polyethylene is tightened by hand, and the aircraft cable is tightened by winch. The joint should be explored, the debris removed, and the polyethylene exchanged. In the free radical polymerization of ethylene to form polyethylene, a small amount of a peroxide is added to a large volume of ethylene. Opaque high-density polyethylene is probably the best container, but there is no universal rule. A sampling of fineries made from a hybrid fiber of kevlar, nylon and polyethylene are shown below. Colored polyethylene was used to impart the desired appearance. The film is based on a combination of nanoscale crystals developed using technical waxes and a polymer such as polyethylene or polypropylene. You may also cover the polyethylene with a thin layer of sand or a thin slab of concrete to protect it from damage. In general, wraps made of polyethylene are safer than polyvinyl chloride film. High density polyethylene products, such as milk containers, are cut into small pieces and remelted to make detergent bottles. It is the world's largest producer of polypropylene and Europe's biggest maker of polyethylene, with sales last year of £3.9 billion. After World War II, the cotton braided coverings were displaced by neoprene and, later, by polyethylene. The object should be removed from the polyethylene and the bag or sheeting discarded. For this I use the polyethylene tubing: the same stuff found on gear loops. Examples of linear polymers include polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride and polypropylene. While enjoying the wind protection, consumers also appreciated the polyethylene floor. Before there was polyethylene there was celluloid, patented in 1870 by John and Isaiah Hyatt, the sons of a blacksmith. Synthetic resins are made by man using modern chemical technology such as the polyethylene and polystyrene used for cosmetics, packaging, etc. A polyethylene lining will protect the line from corrosion. Greenhouse polyethylene is more expensive, but can last ten years or more. Definition of polyethylene in US English: polyethylene nounˌpɑliˈɛθəlinˌpälēˈeTHəlēn A tough, light, flexible synthetic resin made by polymerizing ethylene, chiefly used for plastic bags, food containers, and other packaging. Example sentencesExamples Colored polyethylene was used to impart the desired appearance. For this I use the polyethylene tubing: the same stuff found on gear loops. Before there was polyethylene there was celluloid, patented in 1870 by John and Isaiah Hyatt, the sons of a blacksmith. The polyethylene is tightened by hand, and the aircraft cable is tightened by winch. A polyethylene lining will protect the line from corrosion. While enjoying the wind protection, consumers also appreciated the polyethylene floor. In general, wraps made of polyethylene are safer than polyvinyl chloride film. You may also cover the polyethylene with a thin layer of sand or a thin slab of concrete to protect it from damage. A sampling of fineries made from a hybrid fiber of kevlar, nylon and polyethylene are shown below. In the free radical polymerization of ethylene to form polyethylene, a small amount of a peroxide is added to a large volume of ethylene. Opaque high-density polyethylene is probably the best container, but there is no universal rule. Synthetic resins are made by man using modern chemical technology such as the polyethylene and polystyrene used for cosmetics, packaging, etc. After World War II, the cotton braided coverings were displaced by neoprene and, later, by polyethylene. It is the world's largest producer of polypropylene and Europe's biggest maker of polyethylene, with sales last year of £3.9 billion. The object should be removed from the polyethylene and the bag or sheeting discarded. High density polyethylene products, such as milk containers, are cut into small pieces and remelted to make detergent bottles. The film is based on a combination of nanoscale crystals developed using technical waxes and a polymer such as polyethylene or polypropylene. Greenhouse polyethylene is more expensive, but can last ten years or more. The joint should be explored, the debris removed, and the polyethylene exchanged. Examples of linear polymers include polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride and polypropylene.
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