filament in Latin
filament in Latin is fibra — filament means a very thin thread or wire-like strand.
filament in Latin
fibra
A fine thread or wire.
What does "filament" mean?
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noun A very thin thread or wire-like strand.
"A spider spins its web from silk filaments."
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noun The thin coil inside an incandescent light bulb that glows white-hot when electricity passes through it.
"When the filament finally burned out, the bulb went dark."
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noun In botany, the thin stalk of a stamen that holds up the anther in a flower.
"Pollen forms at the tip of the filament, on the anther."
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noun A continuous spool of material, such as the plastic thread fed into a 3D printer.
"He loaded a new roll of PLA filament into the 3D printer."
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filament in a sentence
- A spider spins its web from silk filaments.
- The old bulb had a thin metal filament that glowed when heated.
- When the filament finally burned out, the bulb went dark.
- Pollen forms at the tip of the filament, on the anther.
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What is "filament" in Latin?
"filament" in Latin is fibra. filament means: A very thin thread or wire-like strand.
How do you use "filament" in a sentence?
Example: "A spider spins its web from silk filaments." In Latin, "filament" is fibra.
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