adhesion in Japanese
adhesion in Japanese is 接着力, 附着力 — adhesion means the way one substance is able to stick firmly to a different substance.
adhesion in Japanese
接着力
Pronounced: setchakuryoku
The ability of a substance to stick to an unlike substance.
附着力
Pronounced: fuchakuryoku
The ability of a substance to stick to an unlike substance.
What does "adhesion" mean?
- noun The way one substance is able to stick firmly to a different substance.
- noun A lasting sense of loyalty or attachment to someone or something.
- noun An agreement to stick to or support something, such as a set of terms.
- noun (medicine) A band of scar tissue that forms between body parts after inflammation, sticking them together abnormally.
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What is "adhesion" in Japanese?
"adhesion" in Japanese is 接着力, 附着力. adhesion means: The way one substance is able to stick firmly to a different substance.
How do you pronounce 接着力?
"adhesion" in Japanese is 接着力, pronounced "setchakuryoku".
Are there other ways to say "adhesion" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "adhesion": 接着力, 附着力.
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