Definition of isinglass in English:

isinglass

noun ˈʌɪzɪŋˌɡlɑːsˈaɪzɪnˌɡlæs

mass noun

1A kind of gelatin obtained from fish, especially sturgeon, and used in making jellies, glue, etc. and for fining real ale.
（从鱼尤其是鲟鱼中提取的用于制作果冻、胶水等及澄清桶中发酵鲜啤酒的）鱼胶
Example sentencesExamples
- Sometimes the wood surface was prepared with a coating of gesso or isinglass diluted in water with a little white pigment added.
- There is no evidence that isinglass is detrimental to health.
- The animal kingdom was represented by gelatin in the form of meat stock; isinglass; and hartshorn.
- Guinness uses isinglass, a form of gelatine made from fish bladders, in the production process to make the stout clearer.
- Antonin poured the thickening isinglass alternately into the fruit juice and the almond milk.
2US Mica or a similar material in thin transparent sheets.
〈主美〉云母薄片（或类似的透明薄片）

Origin

Mid 16th century: alteration (by association with glass) of obsolete Dutch huysenblas 'sturgeon's bladder', from huysen 'sturgeon' + blas 'bladder'.

Definition of isinglass in US English:

isinglass

nounˈaɪzɪnˌɡlæsˈīzinˌɡlas

1A kind of gelatin obtained from fish, especially sturgeon, and used in making jellies, glue, etc., and for clarifying ale.
（从鱼尤其是鲟鱼中提取的用于制作果冻、胶水等及澄清桶中发酵鲜啤酒的）鱼胶
Example sentencesExamples
- Guinness uses isinglass, a form of gelatine made from fish bladders, in the production process to make the stout clearer.
- Antonin poured the thickening isinglass alternately into the fruit juice and the almond milk.
- Sometimes the wood surface was prepared with a coating of gesso or isinglass diluted in water with a little white pigment added.
- There is no evidence that isinglass is detrimental to health.
- The animal kingdom was represented by gelatin in the form of meat stock; isinglass; and hartshorn.
1. 1.1US Mica or a similar material in thin transparent sheets.
  〈主美〉云母薄片（或类似的透明薄片）

Origin

Mid 16th century: alteration (by association with glass) of obsolete Dutch huysenblas ‘sturgeon's bladder’, from huysen ‘sturgeon’ + blas ‘bladder’.

单词	isinglass
释义	Definition of isinglass in English: isinglass noun ˈʌɪzɪŋˌɡlɑːsˈaɪzɪnˌɡlæs mass noun 1A kind of gelatin obtained from fish, especially sturgeon, and used in making jellies, glue, etc. and for fining real ale. （从鱼尤其是鲟鱼中提取的用于制作果冻、胶水等及澄清桶中发酵鲜啤酒的）鱼胶 Example sentencesExamples Sometimes the wood surface was prepared with a coating of gesso or isinglass diluted in water with a little white pigment added. There is no evidence that isinglass is detrimental to health. The animal kingdom was represented by gelatin in the form of meat stock; isinglass; and hartshorn. Guinness uses isinglass, a form of gelatine made from fish bladders, in the production process to make the stout clearer. Antonin poured the thickening isinglass alternately into the fruit juice and the almond milk. 2US Mica or a similar material in thin transparent sheets. 〈主美〉云母薄片（或类似的透明薄片） Origin Mid 16th century: alteration (by association with glass) of obsolete Dutch huysenblas 'sturgeon's bladder', from huysen 'sturgeon' + blas 'bladder'. Definition of isinglass in US English: isinglass nounˈaɪzɪnˌɡlæsˈīzinˌɡlas 1A kind of gelatin obtained from fish, especially sturgeon, and used in making jellies, glue, etc., and for clarifying ale. （从鱼尤其是鲟鱼中提取的用于制作果冻、胶水等及澄清桶中发酵鲜啤酒的）鱼胶 Example sentencesExamples Guinness uses isinglass, a form of gelatine made from fish bladders, in the production process to make the stout clearer. Antonin poured the thickening isinglass alternately into the fruit juice and the almond milk. Sometimes the wood surface was prepared with a coating of gesso or isinglass diluted in water with a little white pigment added. There is no evidence that isinglass is detrimental to health. The animal kingdom was represented by gelatin in the form of meat stock; isinglass; and hartshorn. 1.1US Mica or a similar material in thin transparent sheets. 〈主美〉云母薄片（或类似的透明薄片） Origin Mid 16th century: alteration (by association with glass) of obsolete Dutch huysenblas ‘sturgeon's bladder’, from huysen ‘sturgeon’ + blas ‘bladder’.
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