laminate in Japanese
laminate in Japanese is ラミネート — laminate means to build up a material from thin layers bonded together, or to coat something in a thin protective layer of plastic.
laminate in Japanese
ラミネート
Pronounced: raminēto
Material formed of thin sheets glued together. [from 1939]
What does "laminate" mean?
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verb To build up a material from thin layers bonded together, or to coat something in a thin protective layer of plastic.
"They laminated the ID cards to make them waterproof."
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noun A material made by bonding several thin layers together.
"The kitchen counter is a hard-wearing laminate."
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laminate in a sentence
- They laminated the ID cards to make them waterproof.
- The workshop laminates thin sheets of wood to make strong plywood.
- The kitchen counter is a hard-wearing laminate.
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What is "laminate" in Japanese?
"laminate" in Japanese is ラミネート. laminate means: To build up a material from thin layers bonded together, or to coat something in a thin protective layer of plastic.
How do you pronounce ラミネート?
"laminate" in Japanese is ラミネート, pronounced "raminēto".
How do you use "laminate" in a sentence?
Example: "They laminated the ID cards to make them waterproof." In Japanese, "laminate" is ラミネート.
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