keratin in Russian
keratin in Russian is керати́н, рогово́е вещество́ — keratin means a tough, fibrous protein that forms the main structural material of hair, nails and the outer layer of skin, and of horns, hooves and feathers in animals. Its strands pack together tightly, which is what makes these tissues hard and water-resistant.
keratin in Russian
What does "keratin" mean?
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noun A tough, fibrous protein that forms the main structural material of hair, nails and the outer layer of skin, and of horns, hooves and feathers in animals. Its strands pack together tightly, which is what makes these tissues hard and water-resistant.
"Nails are made largely of keratin."
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noun A hair treatment named after this protein, in which a product is applied and sealed with heat to make hair smoother and straighter for a period of weeks.
"She booked a keratin at the salon before the wedding."
keratin in a sentence
- Nails are made largely of keratin.
- The biologist explained that a rhino's horn is keratin, the same protein as fingernails.
- She booked a keratin at the salon before the wedding.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "keratin" in Russian?
"keratin" in Russian is керати́н, рогово́е вещество́. keratin means: A tough, fibrous protein that forms the main structural material of hair, nails and the outer layer of skin, and of horns, hooves and feathers in animals. Its strands pack together tightly, which is what makes these tissues hard and water-resistant.
How do you pronounce керати́н?
"keratin" in Russian is керати́н, pronounced "keratin".
How do you use "keratin" in a sentence?
Example: "Nails are made largely of keratin." In Russian, "keratin" is керати́н, рогово́е вещество́.
Are there other ways to say "keratin" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "keratin": керати́н, рогово́е вещество́.
