mica in Lithuanian
mica in Lithuanian is žėrutis — mica means a mineral that splits easily into thin, flexible, shiny sheets, often found in granite and used in electronics and cosmetics.
mica in Lithuanian
žėrutis
(mineral) Any of a group of hydrous aluminosilicate minerals characterized by highly perfect cleavage, so that they readily separate into very thin leaves, more or less elastic.
What does "mica" mean?
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noun A mineral that splits easily into thin, flexible, shiny sheets, often found in granite and used in electronics and cosmetics.
"The rock face glittered with flecks of mica."
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mica in a sentence
- The rock face glittered with flecks of mica.
- Mica is added to some makeup products to give them a subtle shimmer.
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What is "mica" in Lithuanian?
"mica" in Lithuanian is žėrutis. mica means: A mineral that splits easily into thin, flexible, shiny sheets, often found in granite and used in electronics and cosmetics.
How do you use "mica" in a sentence?
Example: "The rock face glittered with flecks of mica." In Lithuanian, "mica" is žėrutis.
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