Definition of aramid in English:

aramid

nounˈaramɪdˈerəmid

Any of a class of synthetic polyamides that are formed from aromatic monomers, and yield fibres of exceptional strength and thermal stability.
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Example sentencesExamples
- The helmet shell is a one-piece composite structure made up of multiple levels of Kevlar® aramid fiber.
- The most common fibers used in structural applications are fiberglass, aramid, and carbon.
- The aramid fibers in the bead will stretch a little, typically enough to make a tight tire go on much more easily by hand afterwards.
- The bundles may comprise at least 10% reinforcing fibers, such as glass, aramid or acrylic.
- It is largely made from carbon and aramid, which replaces fibreglass and is said to be much stronger and lighter.

Origin

1970s: from aromatic + polyamide.

Definition of aramid in US English:

aramid

nounˈerəmid

Any of a class of synthetic polymers, related to nylon, that yield fibers of exceptional strength and thermal stability.
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Example sentencesExamples
- The most common fibers used in structural applications are fiberglass, aramid, and carbon.
- The bundles may comprise at least 10% reinforcing fibers, such as glass, aramid or acrylic.
- It is largely made from carbon and aramid, which replaces fibreglass and is said to be much stronger and lighter.
- The aramid fibers in the bead will stretch a little, typically enough to make a tight tire go on much more easily by hand afterwards.
- The helmet shell is a one-piece composite structure made up of multiple levels of Kevlar® aramid fiber.

Origin

1970s: from aromatic + polyamide.

单词	aramid
释义	Definition of aramid in English: aramid nounˈaramɪdˈerəmid Any of a class of synthetic polyamides that are formed from aromatic monomers, and yield fibres of exceptional strength and thermal stability. 芳族聚酰胺 Example sentencesExamples The helmet shell is a one-piece composite structure made up of multiple levels of Kevlar® aramid fiber. The most common fibers used in structural applications are fiberglass, aramid, and carbon. The aramid fibers in the bead will stretch a little, typically enough to make a tight tire go on much more easily by hand afterwards. The bundles may comprise at least 10% reinforcing fibers, such as glass, aramid or acrylic. It is largely made from carbon and aramid, which replaces fibreglass and is said to be much stronger and lighter. Origin 1970s: from aromatic + polyamide. Definition of aramid in US English: aramid nounˈerəmid Any of a class of synthetic polymers, related to nylon, that yield fibers of exceptional strength and thermal stability. 芳族聚酰胺 Example sentencesExamples The most common fibers used in structural applications are fiberglass, aramid, and carbon. The bundles may comprise at least 10% reinforcing fibers, such as glass, aramid or acrylic. It is largely made from carbon and aramid, which replaces fibreglass and is said to be much stronger and lighter. The aramid fibers in the bead will stretch a little, typically enough to make a tight tire go on much more easily by hand afterwards. The helmet shell is a one-piece composite structure made up of multiple levels of Kevlar® aramid fiber. Origin 1970s: from aromatic + polyamide.
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