plasma

血漿

血球やさまざまな物質を全身に運ぶ、血液の淡い色の液体部分。

やさしい英語で： The pale liquid part of blood that carries blood cells and other substances around the body.

• Plasma is the liquid part of blood.
• She donates plasma twice a month.
• The laboratory tested a sample of the patient's plasma.

よく使う表現： blood plasma, plasma donation, plasma proteins

プラズマ

星や一部のランプにある、電気を帯びた粒子を含む気体に似た物質の状態。

やさしい英語で： A form of matter like gas, with electrically charged particles, found in stars and some lamps.

• The sun contains hot plasma.
• An electric discharge turned the gas into plasma.
• Scientists used magnets to control the plasma.

よく使う表現： hot plasma, plasma arc, plasma physics

プラズマ石

かつて彫刻した宝飾品や飾りに使われた、石英の仲間の緑色の石。

やさしい英語で： A green stone from the quartz family, once used for carved jewelry and decorations.

• The seal was carved from plasma.
• Ancient craftspeople used plasma for small ornaments.
• The collection includes a green plasma gemstone.

よく使う表現： green plasma, plasma gemstone, carved plasma

プラズマ効果

色が液体のように流れたり曲がったりしながら変化するコンピューターの画像効果。

やさしい英語で： A computer image effect with changing colors that seem to flow and bend like liquid.

• The demo showed a plasma effect.
• Bright plasma flowed across the computer screen.
• She programmed a colorful plasma animation.

よく使う表現： plasma effect, animated plasma, plasma animation

プラズマ化する

物質を、電気を帯びた粒子を含む気体に似た状態に変える。

やさしい英語で： To turn a substance into a gas-like state containing electrically charged particles.

• The intense heat can plasma the gas.
• The experiment plasmaed a small amount of material.
• Researchers used a laser to plasma the sample.

類義語： plasmafy

よく使う表現： plasma the gas, plasma a material