mucilage in Chinese
mucilage in Chinese is 黏液 — mucilage means a thick, sticky substance that many plants and some microorganisms produce.
mucilage in Chinese
黏液
Pronounced: nián yè
A thick gluey substance (gum) produced by many plants and some microorganisms.
What does "mucilage" mean?
- noun A thick, sticky substance that many plants and some microorganisms produce.
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What is "mucilage" in Chinese?
"mucilage" in Chinese is 黏液. mucilage means: A thick, sticky substance that many plants and some microorganisms produce.
How do you pronounce 黏液?
"mucilage" in Chinese is 黏液, pronounced "nián yè".
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