laminated

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Industrylaminatedlam‧i‧nated /ˈlæmɪneɪtɪd/ adjective 1 TIlaminated material is made by joining several thin layers on top of each other laminated glass2 TIcovered with a thin layer of plastic for protection a laminated ID card —laminate verb [transitive]Examples from the Corpuslaminated• The very best in kitchen technology - details showing the Westminster range fashioned with finest ash-grained laminated.• They have replaceable laminated foil liners and deflate as the liquid is emptied.• For safety and security, install laminated glass in your patio doors.• Cross-section of a plasma sprayed hydroxyapatite structure showing a typical laminated structure.• The standard of joiner work throughout is good and much use has been made of laminated veneers to provide rounded corners.• a laminated wood table top• These laminated woods were simply ordinary timber cut up and glued together again.• Fitted with a matching range of timber trimmed wall and base units with laminated work surfaces over.Origin laminated (1500-1600) laminate “to put in layers” ((16-21 centuries)), from Latin lamina “thin plate, layer”

单词	laminated
释义	laminated From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Industrylaminatedlam‧i‧nated /ˈlæmɪneɪtɪd/ adjective 1 TIlaminated material is made by joining several thin layers on top of each other laminated glass2 TIcovered with a thin layer of plastic for protection a laminated ID card —laminate verb [transitive]Examples from the Corpuslaminated• The very best in kitchen technology - details showing the Westminster range fashioned with finest ash-grained laminated.• They have replaceable laminated foil liners and deflate as the liquid is emptied.• For safety and security, install laminated glass in your patio doors.• Cross-section of a plasma sprayed hydroxyapatite structure showing a typical laminated structure.• The standard of joiner work throughout is good and much use has been made of laminated veneers to provide rounded corners.• a laminated wood table top• These laminated woods were simply ordinary timber cut up and glued together again.• Fitted with a matching range of timber trimmed wall and base units with laminated work surfaces over.Origin laminated (1500-1600) laminate “to put in layers” ((16-21 centuries)), from Latin lamina “thin plate, layer”
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