Definition of fibrous in English:

fibrous

adjective ˈfʌɪbrəsˈfaɪbrəs

Consisting of or characterized by fibres.
纤维构成的；纤维性的
a good fibrous root system
良好的须根系。
Example sentencesExamples
- Your chilli's bite comes from the white fibrous membranes that contain a substance called capsaicin.
- The palm oil and peanut used to marinate the leaves provide a nice touch without overpowering the fibrous greens.
- In the rural areas, the fibrous roots of this tree are used for making painting brushes, used for white washing.
- The larger plaques tend to be stable, noninflamed and covered with a thick fibrous cap.
- Trim off the small, fibrous roots and put the trimmed sections into pots filled with cuttings compost so the tops are just buried.
- Now all the seeds have finished, they've moved on to the roots of the palm tree, boiling the white fibrous bundle to make a broth to drink.
- Incorporation of harder or more fibrous material in the diet could provoke such a need.
- Since fibrous food is difficult to eat due to lack of teeth there is a tendency by the aged to opt for softer, non-fibrous food.
- The chipboard uses the cucumber plant's strong fibrous strands to create a dense and durable material held together with resin.
- Peel the outer layers from the lemon grass stalks and finely chop the lower white bulbous parts, discarding the fibrous tops.
- Their social behaviour enables them to exploit an arid environment and eat fibrous roots as their main diet.
- The fibrous protein is produced by keratinocytes found in the body in two forms, hard and soft.
- Collagen is a large, fibrous protein that keeps your skin supple and elastic.
- Some of the material was in a fibrous state, making inhalation more likely.
- In this case compost is made with a mix of ground up corn cobs and mud press, a fibrous waste product from the local sugar refinery.
- Often known as giant reed, its fleshy, fibrous roots penetrate deeply into the soil.
- Thatch is a layer of fibrous material, which if it becomes too deep, prevents proper drainage of rain.
- In fact you could make paper from all kinds of fibrous material, including elephant and rhino dung.
- The root framework supports a large number of fibrous roots which, by their continuing growth, comb the soil for minerals and water.
- The 400 square metre plot will be harvested in a month and the fibrous stalks tested for nutrient levels.
Synonyms
viscous, gelatinous, viscid, sticky, glutinous, mucilaginous, thick

Derivatives

fibrously

adverb

In chronic hepatitis, it was strongly deposited at the margin of the fibrously enlarged portal areas where new collagen fibers were formed.
Example sentencesExamples
- A well-circumscribed and fibrously encapsulated tumor mass was revealed in the Douglas cavity.

fibrousness

nounˈfʌɪbrəsnəsˈfaɪbrəsnəs

Longer cooking helps breakdown its fibrousness and evaporates some of the excess water.
Example sentencesExamples
- Fibrousness of both green and white asparagus was greater in the spring.

Definition of fibrous in US English:

fibrous

adjectiveˈfaɪbrəsˈfībrəs

Consisting of or characterized by fibers.
纤维构成的；纤维性的
lignin is the fibrous material that gives wood its strength
Example sentencesExamples
- The 400 square metre plot will be harvested in a month and the fibrous stalks tested for nutrient levels.
- The palm oil and peanut used to marinate the leaves provide a nice touch without overpowering the fibrous greens.
- Now all the seeds have finished, they've moved on to the roots of the palm tree, boiling the white fibrous bundle to make a broth to drink.
- Often known as giant reed, its fleshy, fibrous roots penetrate deeply into the soil.
- Incorporation of harder or more fibrous material in the diet could provoke such a need.
- The chipboard uses the cucumber plant's strong fibrous strands to create a dense and durable material held together with resin.
- Some of the material was in a fibrous state, making inhalation more likely.
- Peel the outer layers from the lemon grass stalks and finely chop the lower white bulbous parts, discarding the fibrous tops.
- Thatch is a layer of fibrous material, which if it becomes too deep, prevents proper drainage of rain.
- Collagen is a large, fibrous protein that keeps your skin supple and elastic.
- In this case compost is made with a mix of ground up corn cobs and mud press, a fibrous waste product from the local sugar refinery.
- In fact you could make paper from all kinds of fibrous material, including elephant and rhino dung.
- Since fibrous food is difficult to eat due to lack of teeth there is a tendency by the aged to opt for softer, non-fibrous food.
- Their social behaviour enables them to exploit an arid environment and eat fibrous roots as their main diet.
- The larger plaques tend to be stable, noninflamed and covered with a thick fibrous cap.
- The fibrous protein is produced by keratinocytes found in the body in two forms, hard and soft.
- Trim off the small, fibrous roots and put the trimmed sections into pots filled with cuttings compost so the tops are just buried.
- Your chilli's bite comes from the white fibrous membranes that contain a substance called capsaicin.
- The root framework supports a large number of fibrous roots which, by their continuing growth, comb the soil for minerals and water.
- In the rural areas, the fibrous roots of this tree are used for making painting brushes, used for white washing.
Synonyms
viscous, gelatinous, viscid, sticky, glutinous, mucilaginous, thick

单词	fibrous
释义	Definition of fibrous in English: fibrous adjective ˈfʌɪbrəsˈfaɪbrəs Consisting of or characterized by fibres. 纤维构成的；纤维性的 a good fibrous root system 良好的须根系。 Example sentencesExamples Your chilli's bite comes from the white fibrous membranes that contain a substance called capsaicin. The palm oil and peanut used to marinate the leaves provide a nice touch without overpowering the fibrous greens. In the rural areas, the fibrous roots of this tree are used for making painting brushes, used for white washing. The larger plaques tend to be stable, noninflamed and covered with a thick fibrous cap. Trim off the small, fibrous roots and put the trimmed sections into pots filled with cuttings compost so the tops are just buried. Now all the seeds have finished, they've moved on to the roots of the palm tree, boiling the white fibrous bundle to make a broth to drink. Incorporation of harder or more fibrous material in the diet could provoke such a need. Since fibrous food is difficult to eat due to lack of teeth there is a tendency by the aged to opt for softer, non-fibrous food. The chipboard uses the cucumber plant's strong fibrous strands to create a dense and durable material held together with resin. Peel the outer layers from the lemon grass stalks and finely chop the lower white bulbous parts, discarding the fibrous tops. Their social behaviour enables them to exploit an arid environment and eat fibrous roots as their main diet. The fibrous protein is produced by keratinocytes found in the body in two forms, hard and soft. Collagen is a large, fibrous protein that keeps your skin supple and elastic. Some of the material was in a fibrous state, making inhalation more likely. In this case compost is made with a mix of ground up corn cobs and mud press, a fibrous waste product from the local sugar refinery. Often known as giant reed, its fleshy, fibrous roots penetrate deeply into the soil. Thatch is a layer of fibrous material, which if it becomes too deep, prevents proper drainage of rain. In fact you could make paper from all kinds of fibrous material, including elephant and rhino dung. The root framework supports a large number of fibrous roots which, by their continuing growth, comb the soil for minerals and water. The 400 square metre plot will be harvested in a month and the fibrous stalks tested for nutrient levels. Synonyms viscous, gelatinous, viscid, sticky, glutinous, mucilaginous, thick Derivatives fibrously adverb In chronic hepatitis, it was strongly deposited at the margin of the fibrously enlarged portal areas where new collagen fibers were formed. Example sentencesExamples A well-circumscribed and fibrously encapsulated tumor mass was revealed in the Douglas cavity. fibrousness nounˈfʌɪbrəsnəsˈfaɪbrəsnəs Longer cooking helps breakdown its fibrousness and evaporates some of the excess water. Example sentencesExamples Fibrousness of both green and white asparagus was greater in the spring. Definition of fibrous in US English: fibrous adjectiveˈfaɪbrəsˈfībrəs Consisting of or characterized by fibers. 纤维构成的；纤维性的 lignin is the fibrous material that gives wood its strength Example sentencesExamples The 400 square metre plot will be harvested in a month and the fibrous stalks tested for nutrient levels. The palm oil and peanut used to marinate the leaves provide a nice touch without overpowering the fibrous greens. Now all the seeds have finished, they've moved on to the roots of the palm tree, boiling the white fibrous bundle to make a broth to drink. Often known as giant reed, its fleshy, fibrous roots penetrate deeply into the soil. Incorporation of harder or more fibrous material in the diet could provoke such a need. The chipboard uses the cucumber plant's strong fibrous strands to create a dense and durable material held together with resin. Some of the material was in a fibrous state, making inhalation more likely. Peel the outer layers from the lemon grass stalks and finely chop the lower white bulbous parts, discarding the fibrous tops. Thatch is a layer of fibrous material, which if it becomes too deep, prevents proper drainage of rain. Collagen is a large, fibrous protein that keeps your skin supple and elastic. In this case compost is made with a mix of ground up corn cobs and mud press, a fibrous waste product from the local sugar refinery. In fact you could make paper from all kinds of fibrous material, including elephant and rhino dung. Since fibrous food is difficult to eat due to lack of teeth there is a tendency by the aged to opt for softer, non-fibrous food. Their social behaviour enables them to exploit an arid environment and eat fibrous roots as their main diet. The larger plaques tend to be stable, noninflamed and covered with a thick fibrous cap. The fibrous protein is produced by keratinocytes found in the body in two forms, hard and soft. Trim off the small, fibrous roots and put the trimmed sections into pots filled with cuttings compost so the tops are just buried. Your chilli's bite comes from the white fibrous membranes that contain a substance called capsaicin. The root framework supports a large number of fibrous roots which, by their continuing growth, comb the soil for minerals and water. In the rural areas, the fibrous roots of this tree are used for making painting brushes, used for white washing. Synonyms viscous, gelatinous, viscid, sticky, glutinous, mucilaginous, thick
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