plasma in Greek
plasma in Greek is πλάσμα — plasma means a state of matter made of ionized gas, distinct from solid, liquid, or gas, found in stars, lightning, and neon signs.
plasma in Greek
πλάσμα
Pronounced: plasma
What does "plasma" mean?
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noun A state of matter made of ionized gas, distinct from solid, liquid, or gas, found in stars, lightning, and neon signs.
"The sun's surface is made almost entirely of superheated plasma."
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noun The pale yellow liquid part of blood that carries blood cells, proteins, and nutrients.
"Donated plasma is used to treat patients with clotting disorders."
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plasma in a sentence
- The sun's surface is made almost entirely of superheated plasma.
- Donated plasma is used to treat patients with clotting disorders.
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What is "plasma" in Greek?
"plasma" in Greek is πλάσμα. plasma means: A state of matter made of ionized gas, distinct from solid, liquid, or gas, found in stars, lightning, and neon signs.
How do you pronounce πλάσμα?
"plasma" in Greek is πλάσμα, pronounced "plasma".
How do you use "plasma" in a sentence?
Example: "The sun's surface is made almost entirely of superheated plasma." In Greek, "plasma" is πλάσμα.
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