Definition of resin in English:

resin

nounPlural resins ˈrɛzɪnˈrɛzən

1mass noun A sticky flammable organic substance, insoluble in water, exuded by some trees and other plants (notably fir and pine)
树脂，松脂。比较GUM ¹（义项1）
clear resin had oozed to the surface, trickled down, and set
Compare with gum (sense 1 of the noun)
Example sentencesExamples
- Amber is the fossilised resin of ancient pine trees, submerged under the sea in thin veins.
- Their first step was to obtain resin from the pine trees which at that time grew in dense forests throughout Europe.
- Five classes of floral resources were considered: pollen; nectar; oil; resin; and pollen/nectar.
- Between 1910 and 1920, for example, the number of trees tapped for resin increased from 260,000 to 2,135,000.
- Bacteria have also been found in amber - fossilized tree resin - and in mummified tissues.
- The sticky extrusive mass that comes from a cut on a pine tree is resin.
- Look for hair removal systems made with ingredients such as sugar and pine resin.
- The affected trees likely responded to pathogenic infection by producing traumatic resin at the sites of inoculation.
- In the warm night air there was a ‘faint sweet smell of resin and burning trees'.
- Imagine windows on which particles of dirt - including tree resin, fingerprints, and bird droppings - disintegrate rapidly when exposed to sunlight.
- Organisms preserved in amber (hardened resin from trees) are prized by paleontologists because of the fine details they retain.
- Pine may ooze resin, so protect furniture and mantels with newspaper or plastic.
- Pine resin exudes from cuts in the needles or stem of the tree.
- Defoliation induced an increase in the number of resin droplets in the fertilized saplings.
- When attacked by bark beetles, pine trees with a reduced capability to produce resin would be more vulnerable than pine trees with unimpaired resin production.
- Other paints use sustainably-harvested tree resin as a binder.
- Timber from 340 oak trees was shaped with replica tools and treated with pine resin.
- Amber is made from aged, hardened tree sap or resin and can be found in just a few areas of the world where conditions were just right.
- Sit in the sun with a loaf of fresh bread, a hunk of cheese and some German sausage and soak up the medieval atmosphere and scent of flowers and pine resin.
- Rich red and green glaze paints, more usually the former, in both early Netherlandish and German School paintings were often found to contain a little resin, usually pine tree resin, in addition to heat-bodied oil.
2A solid or liquid synthetic organic polymer used as the basis of plastics, adhesives, varnishes, or other products.
合成树脂
epoxy resins frequently cause dermatitis
mass noun the chassis is constructed of synthetic resin
Example sentencesExamples
- They consist of two components, a liquid resin and the hardener to convert the liquid resins to solid.
- As we hoped, we were able to disperse the compounds in epoxy resins.
- Varnishes may be based on phenolic, alkyd, epoxy or polyurethane resins.
- The group also makes synthetic fibres, resins and plastics and petroleum products.
- The specimens are quite attractive when cut in half and coated with an acrylic resin.
- Polymer binder resins protect the paper from humidity damage and help to fine-tune the stiffness and acoustic properties of the paper.
- Hulls are constructed using fiberglass cloth, woven roving and fiberglass mat in combination with plastic resin.
- Synthetic resins capable of ion exchange have also been used in wine-making.
- Copal is a general term for very hard, insoluble resins, where the polymer is usually cross-linked to form a tough matrix.
- Wax and silicone rubber molds used with polyester resins have revolutionized the restoration of ancient glass.
- Acrylic resins transmit higher amounts of water vapor than other polymers.
- Acetone is important in the manufacture of artificial fibers, explosives, and polycarbonate resins.
- Built by hand, each form consists of a fiberglass and plywood support coated with highly finished polyester resin.
- Construction of the hull of the 31 is a solid laminate of fiberglass cloth and polyester resin.
- Polyurethanes are liquid plastic resins that dry to a durable satin or gloss finish.
- Granules of fertilizer are coated with a thermoplastic resin and a proprietary chemical release agent.
- One core was dried and impregnated with liquid epoxy resin, finally preserving the curious surface pattern of holes.
- The scientists also filled the wormholes with a plastic resin to create molds of them.
- Epoxy resins are used in the construction of aircraft and automobiles.
- Polyester is made with synthetic resins and is known for it's strong, light and weather resistant qualities.
Synonyms
lacquer, lac, shellac, japan, enamel, glaze, polish, oil, resin, wax

verbresined, resining, resins ˈrɛzɪnˈrɛzən

[with object]usually as adjective resined

Rub or treat with resin.
用树脂涂（或处理）
resined canvas
涂过树脂的帆布。
Example sentencesExamples
- Some experts say that resined stones do not need to be sealed since the resin acts as a sealer.
- There will be some shiny drippy marks that look almost like varnish on the rough edges of the slab if the stone is resined.
- It consists of a maple table covered with more than a dozen wire-framed globes of cream-colored resined paper, each different from the next.
- Resined slabs are becoming the norm for a lot of quarries and there is no additional cost to the consumer.
Synonyms
lacquer, shellac, japan, enamel, glaze, polish, oil, resin, wax

Derivatives

resinoid

noun & adjective ˈrɛzɪnɔɪd

Fixed-abrasive wire sawing using resinoid diamond wire tools has been developed for overcoming these problems.
Example sentencesExamples
- The resinoids are not so easily obtained, nor are they so abundant as the resins.
- Unfortunately, the drug companies of the day used the same idea to produce ‘resinoids ‘from the entire materia medica only to belatedly discover these products were totally inert.’

resinous

adjective ˈrɛzɪnəsˈrɛz(ə)nəs

The resinous juices from the seed casing of the opium poppy are the source of naturally occurring narcotics.
Example sentencesExamples
- The condensation reaction between phenol and formaldehyde, resulting in resinous products, had been known since 1870.
- Pinaceae are generally evergreen and all parts are resinous and aromatic.
- The large buds of mountain ash and poplars have a sticky, resinous covering that partially protects them from hungry animals.
- Archeological evidence suggests that ancient Egyptians used resinous adhesives at least 6,000 years ago.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin resina; related to Greek rhētinē 'pine resin'. Compare with rosin.

Rhymes

muezzin

Definition of resin in US English:

resin

nounˈrɛzənˈrezən

1A sticky flammable organic substance, insoluble in water, exuded by some trees and other plants (notably fir and pine).
树脂，松脂。比较GUM ¹（义项1）
Compare with gum (sense 1 of the noun)
Example sentencesExamples
- Pine may ooze resin, so protect furniture and mantels with newspaper or plastic.
- Pine resin exudes from cuts in the needles or stem of the tree.
- Timber from 340 oak trees was shaped with replica tools and treated with pine resin.
- Organisms preserved in amber (hardened resin from trees) are prized by paleontologists because of the fine details they retain.
- When attacked by bark beetles, pine trees with a reduced capability to produce resin would be more vulnerable than pine trees with unimpaired resin production.
- Other paints use sustainably-harvested tree resin as a binder.
- Between 1910 and 1920, for example, the number of trees tapped for resin increased from 260,000 to 2,135,000.
- Sit in the sun with a loaf of fresh bread, a hunk of cheese and some German sausage and soak up the medieval atmosphere and scent of flowers and pine resin.
- Amber is the fossilised resin of ancient pine trees, submerged under the sea in thin veins.
- The sticky extrusive mass that comes from a cut on a pine tree is resin.
- In the warm night air there was a ‘faint sweet smell of resin and burning trees'.
- Imagine windows on which particles of dirt - including tree resin, fingerprints, and bird droppings - disintegrate rapidly when exposed to sunlight.
- Bacteria have also been found in amber - fossilized tree resin - and in mummified tissues.
- Look for hair removal systems made with ingredients such as sugar and pine resin.
- Their first step was to obtain resin from the pine trees which at that time grew in dense forests throughout Europe.
- Five classes of floral resources were considered: pollen; nectar; oil; resin; and pollen/nectar.
- The affected trees likely responded to pathogenic infection by producing traumatic resin at the sites of inoculation.
- Amber is made from aged, hardened tree sap or resin and can be found in just a few areas of the world where conditions were just right.
- Rich red and green glaze paints, more usually the former, in both early Netherlandish and German School paintings were often found to contain a little resin, usually pine tree resin, in addition to heat-bodied oil.
- Defoliation induced an increase in the number of resin droplets in the fertilized saplings.
1. 1.1 A solid or liquid synthetic organic polymer used as the basis of plastics, adhesives, varnishes, or other products.
  合成树脂
  Example sentencesExamples
  As we hoped, we were able to disperse the compounds in epoxy resins.
  Built by hand, each form consists of a fiberglass and plywood support coated with highly finished polyester resin.
  Polymer binder resins protect the paper from humidity damage and help to fine-tune the stiffness and acoustic properties of the paper.
  They consist of two components, a liquid resin and the hardener to convert the liquid resins to solid.
  Copal is a general term for very hard, insoluble resins, where the polymer is usually cross-linked to form a tough matrix.
  Varnishes may be based on phenolic, alkyd, epoxy or polyurethane resins.
  Epoxy resins are used in the construction of aircraft and automobiles.
  Synthetic resins capable of ion exchange have also been used in wine-making.
  The specimens are quite attractive when cut in half and coated with an acrylic resin.
  Hulls are constructed using fiberglass cloth, woven roving and fiberglass mat in combination with plastic resin.
  Acetone is important in the manufacture of artificial fibers, explosives, and polycarbonate resins.
  Wax and silicone rubber molds used with polyester resins have revolutionized the restoration of ancient glass.
  Polyester is made with synthetic resins and is known for it's strong, light and weather resistant qualities.
  Polyurethanes are liquid plastic resins that dry to a durable satin or gloss finish.
  One core was dried and impregnated with liquid epoxy resin, finally preserving the curious surface pattern of holes.
  The group also makes synthetic fibres, resins and plastics and petroleum products.
  The scientists also filled the wormholes with a plastic resin to create molds of them.
  Construction of the hull of the 31 is a solid laminate of fiberglass cloth and polyester resin.
  Acrylic resins transmit higher amounts of water vapor than other polymers.
  Granules of fertilizer are coated with a thermoplastic resin and a proprietary chemical release agent.
  Synonyms
  lacquer, lac, shellac, japan, enamel, glaze, polish, oil, resin, wax

verbˈrɛzənˈrezən

[with object]usually as adjective resined

Rub or treat with resin.
用树脂涂（或处理）
resined canvas
涂过树脂的帆布。
Example sentencesExamples
- Resined slabs are becoming the norm for a lot of quarries and there is no additional cost to the consumer.
- It consists of a maple table covered with more than a dozen wire-framed globes of cream-colored resined paper, each different from the next.
- Some experts say that resined stones do not need to be sealed since the resin acts as a sealer.
- There will be some shiny drippy marks that look almost like varnish on the rough edges of the slab if the stone is resined.
Synonyms
lacquer, shellac, japan, enamel, glaze, polish, oil, resin, wax

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin resina; related to Greek rhētinē ‘pine resin’. Compare with rosin.

单词	resin
释义	Definition of resin in English: resin nounPlural resins ˈrɛzɪnˈrɛzən 1mass noun A sticky flammable organic substance, insoluble in water, exuded by some trees and other plants (notably fir and pine) 树脂，松脂。比较GUM ¹（义项1） clear resin had oozed to the surface, trickled down, and set Compare with gum (sense 1 of the noun) Example sentencesExamples Amber is the fossilised resin of ancient pine trees, submerged under the sea in thin veins. Their first step was to obtain resin from the pine trees which at that time grew in dense forests throughout Europe. Five classes of floral resources were considered: pollen; nectar; oil; resin; and pollen/nectar. Between 1910 and 1920, for example, the number of trees tapped for resin increased from 260,000 to 2,135,000. Bacteria have also been found in amber - fossilized tree resin - and in mummified tissues. The sticky extrusive mass that comes from a cut on a pine tree is resin. Look for hair removal systems made with ingredients such as sugar and pine resin. The affected trees likely responded to pathogenic infection by producing traumatic resin at the sites of inoculation. In the warm night air there was a ‘faint sweet smell of resin and burning trees'. Imagine windows on which particles of dirt - including tree resin, fingerprints, and bird droppings - disintegrate rapidly when exposed to sunlight. Organisms preserved in amber (hardened resin from trees) are prized by paleontologists because of the fine details they retain. Pine may ooze resin, so protect furniture and mantels with newspaper or plastic. Pine resin exudes from cuts in the needles or stem of the tree. Defoliation induced an increase in the number of resin droplets in the fertilized saplings. When attacked by bark beetles, pine trees with a reduced capability to produce resin would be more vulnerable than pine trees with unimpaired resin production. Other paints use sustainably-harvested tree resin as a binder. Timber from 340 oak trees was shaped with replica tools and treated with pine resin. Amber is made from aged, hardened tree sap or resin and can be found in just a few areas of the world where conditions were just right. Sit in the sun with a loaf of fresh bread, a hunk of cheese and some German sausage and soak up the medieval atmosphere and scent of flowers and pine resin. Rich red and green glaze paints, more usually the former, in both early Netherlandish and German School paintings were often found to contain a little resin, usually pine tree resin, in addition to heat-bodied oil. 2A solid or liquid synthetic organic polymer used as the basis of plastics, adhesives, varnishes, or other products. 合成树脂 epoxy resins frequently cause dermatitis mass noun the chassis is constructed of synthetic resin Example sentencesExamples They consist of two components, a liquid resin and the hardener to convert the liquid resins to solid. As we hoped, we were able to disperse the compounds in epoxy resins. Varnishes may be based on phenolic, alkyd, epoxy or polyurethane resins. The group also makes synthetic fibres, resins and plastics and petroleum products. The specimens are quite attractive when cut in half and coated with an acrylic resin. Polymer binder resins protect the paper from humidity damage and help to fine-tune the stiffness and acoustic properties of the paper. Hulls are constructed using fiberglass cloth, woven roving and fiberglass mat in combination with plastic resin. Synthetic resins capable of ion exchange have also been used in wine-making. Copal is a general term for very hard, insoluble resins, where the polymer is usually cross-linked to form a tough matrix. Wax and silicone rubber molds used with polyester resins have revolutionized the restoration of ancient glass. Acrylic resins transmit higher amounts of water vapor than other polymers. Acetone is important in the manufacture of artificial fibers, explosives, and polycarbonate resins. Built by hand, each form consists of a fiberglass and plywood support coated with highly finished polyester resin. Construction of the hull of the 31 is a solid laminate of fiberglass cloth and polyester resin. Polyurethanes are liquid plastic resins that dry to a durable satin or gloss finish. Granules of fertilizer are coated with a thermoplastic resin and a proprietary chemical release agent. One core was dried and impregnated with liquid epoxy resin, finally preserving the curious surface pattern of holes. The scientists also filled the wormholes with a plastic resin to create molds of them. Epoxy resins are used in the construction of aircraft and automobiles. Polyester is made with synthetic resins and is known for it's strong, light and weather resistant qualities. Synonyms lacquer, lac, shellac, japan, enamel, glaze, polish, oil, resin, wax verbresined, resining, resins ˈrɛzɪnˈrɛzən [with object]usually as adjective resined Rub or treat with resin. 用树脂涂（或处理） resined canvas 涂过树脂的帆布。 Example sentencesExamples Some experts say that resined stones do not need to be sealed since the resin acts as a sealer. There will be some shiny drippy marks that look almost like varnish on the rough edges of the slab if the stone is resined. It consists of a maple table covered with more than a dozen wire-framed globes of cream-colored resined paper, each different from the next. Resined slabs are becoming the norm for a lot of quarries and there is no additional cost to the consumer. Synonyms lacquer, shellac, japan, enamel, glaze, polish, oil, resin, wax Derivatives resinoid noun & adjective ˈrɛzɪnɔɪd Fixed-abrasive wire sawing using resinoid diamond wire tools has been developed for overcoming these problems. Example sentencesExamples The resinoids are not so easily obtained, nor are they so abundant as the resins. Unfortunately, the drug companies of the day used the same idea to produce ‘resinoids ‘from the entire materia medica only to belatedly discover these products were totally inert.’ resinous adjective ˈrɛzɪnəsˈrɛz(ə)nəs The resinous juices from the seed casing of the opium poppy are the source of naturally occurring narcotics. Example sentencesExamples The condensation reaction between phenol and formaldehyde, resulting in resinous products, had been known since 1870. Pinaceae are generally evergreen and all parts are resinous and aromatic. The large buds of mountain ash and poplars have a sticky, resinous covering that partially protects them from hungry animals. Archeological evidence suggests that ancient Egyptians used resinous adhesives at least 6,000 years ago. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin resina; related to Greek rhētinē 'pine resin'. Compare with rosin. Rhymes muezzin Definition of resin in US English: resin nounˈrɛzənˈrezən 1A sticky flammable organic substance, insoluble in water, exuded by some trees and other plants (notably fir and pine). 树脂，松脂。比较GUM ¹（义项1） Compare with gum (sense 1 of the noun) Example sentencesExamples Pine may ooze resin, so protect furniture and mantels with newspaper or plastic. Pine resin exudes from cuts in the needles or stem of the tree. Timber from 340 oak trees was shaped with replica tools and treated with pine resin. Organisms preserved in amber (hardened resin from trees) are prized by paleontologists because of the fine details they retain. When attacked by bark beetles, pine trees with a reduced capability to produce resin would be more vulnerable than pine trees with unimpaired resin production. Other paints use sustainably-harvested tree resin as a binder. Between 1910 and 1920, for example, the number of trees tapped for resin increased from 260,000 to 2,135,000. Sit in the sun with a loaf of fresh bread, a hunk of cheese and some German sausage and soak up the medieval atmosphere and scent of flowers and pine resin. Amber is the fossilised resin of ancient pine trees, submerged under the sea in thin veins. The sticky extrusive mass that comes from a cut on a pine tree is resin. In the warm night air there was a ‘faint sweet smell of resin and burning trees'. Imagine windows on which particles of dirt - including tree resin, fingerprints, and bird droppings - disintegrate rapidly when exposed to sunlight. Bacteria have also been found in amber - fossilized tree resin - and in mummified tissues. Look for hair removal systems made with ingredients such as sugar and pine resin. Their first step was to obtain resin from the pine trees which at that time grew in dense forests throughout Europe. Five classes of floral resources were considered: pollen; nectar; oil; resin; and pollen/nectar. The affected trees likely responded to pathogenic infection by producing traumatic resin at the sites of inoculation. Amber is made from aged, hardened tree sap or resin and can be found in just a few areas of the world where conditions were just right. Rich red and green glaze paints, more usually the former, in both early Netherlandish and German School paintings were often found to contain a little resin, usually pine tree resin, in addition to heat-bodied oil. Defoliation induced an increase in the number of resin droplets in the fertilized saplings. 1.1 A solid or liquid synthetic organic polymer used as the basis of plastics, adhesives, varnishes, or other products. 合成树脂 Example sentencesExamples As we hoped, we were able to disperse the compounds in epoxy resins. Built by hand, each form consists of a fiberglass and plywood support coated with highly finished polyester resin. Polymer binder resins protect the paper from humidity damage and help to fine-tune the stiffness and acoustic properties of the paper. They consist of two components, a liquid resin and the hardener to convert the liquid resins to solid. Copal is a general term for very hard, insoluble resins, where the polymer is usually cross-linked to form a tough matrix. Varnishes may be based on phenolic, alkyd, epoxy or polyurethane resins. Epoxy resins are used in the construction of aircraft and automobiles. Synthetic resins capable of ion exchange have also been used in wine-making. The specimens are quite attractive when cut in half and coated with an acrylic resin. Hulls are constructed using fiberglass cloth, woven roving and fiberglass mat in combination with plastic resin. Acetone is important in the manufacture of artificial fibers, explosives, and polycarbonate resins. Wax and silicone rubber molds used with polyester resins have revolutionized the restoration of ancient glass. Polyester is made with synthetic resins and is known for it's strong, light and weather resistant qualities. Polyurethanes are liquid plastic resins that dry to a durable satin or gloss finish. One core was dried and impregnated with liquid epoxy resin, finally preserving the curious surface pattern of holes. The group also makes synthetic fibres, resins and plastics and petroleum products. The scientists also filled the wormholes with a plastic resin to create molds of them. Construction of the hull of the 31 is a solid laminate of fiberglass cloth and polyester resin. Acrylic resins transmit higher amounts of water vapor than other polymers. Granules of fertilizer are coated with a thermoplastic resin and a proprietary chemical release agent. Synonyms lacquer, lac, shellac, japan, enamel, glaze, polish, oil, resin, wax verbˈrɛzənˈrezən [with object]usually as adjective resined Rub or treat with resin. 用树脂涂（或处理） resined canvas 涂过树脂的帆布。 Example sentencesExamples Resined slabs are becoming the norm for a lot of quarries and there is no additional cost to the consumer. It consists of a maple table covered with more than a dozen wire-framed globes of cream-colored resined paper, each different from the next. Some experts say that resined stones do not need to be sealed since the resin acts as a sealer. There will be some shiny drippy marks that look almost like varnish on the rough edges of the slab if the stone is resined. Synonyms lacquer, shellac, japan, enamel, glaze, polish, oil, resin, wax Origin Late Middle English: from Latin resina; related to Greek rhētinē ‘pine resin’. Compare with rosin.
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