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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈrezɪn/
resin means: A sticky substance produced by some trees and plants that often becomes hard.
noun
TREE SUBSTANCEB2
A sticky substance produced by some trees and plants that often becomes hard.
- Resin dripped from the pine tree.
- Sticky resin covered his fingers.
- Some insects became trapped in resin millions of years ago.
SYNTHETIC MATERIALB2
An artificial material that becomes hard, used to make plastics, glue, coatings, and other products.
- She poured resin into the mold.
- The resin hardened overnight.
- A clear resin coating protects the wooden table.
Questions about resin
What does resin mean?
A sticky substance produced by some trees and plants that often becomes hard.
What is resin in other languages?
Türkçe: reçine · Español: resina · Français: résine · Deutsch: Harz · Italiano: resina · 日本語: 樹脂
How do you pronounce resin?
It is pronounced /ˈrezɪn/.
How do you use resin in a sentence?
Resin dripped from the pine tree. Sticky resin covered his fingers.
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