Definition of flame retardant in English:

flame retardant

noun

A substance that prevents or inhibits the outbreak of fire.
flame retardants are in many upholstered furnishings
Example sentencesExamples
- PCBs are human-made chemicals used in electrical equipment and flame retardants.
- Manufacturers of the flame retardants estimate that their products save at least 300 American lives annually.
- Computers treated with certain flame retardants may be harming the health of those who use them.
- The coveralls are designed to reduce the possibility of static electricity and are laundered in flame retardant.
- Her level of flame retardants was the fifth highest of the women tested.
- The chemicals which must be replaced by 2007 include lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, and some flame retardants.
- Manufacturers there have eliminated lead and brominated flame retardants from electronic products, or plan to.
- The sole US manufacturer of two flame retardants pledged to cease making both products next year.
- It's good to know that skirts of contemporary balloons are treated with a flame retardant.
- Commonly used flame retardants not covered in the treaty could be affecting our babies.

adjective

(especially of a fabric or substance) treated so as to be non-flammable.
flame-retardant chemicals
Example sentencesExamples
- The most important use of bromine today is in making flame-retardant materials.
- The invention relates to the use of a flame-retardant combination, especially in thermoplastic polymers.
- Their recently installed kitchen is huge and relatively flame retardant.
- It seems Larry will be out of town that day, which saves us a fortune in additional flame-retardant clothing, we guess.
- The trousers and jackets are heavyweight, flame retardant, durable, and waterproof.
- The walls of a kitchen are supposed to be flame retardant.
- In an oxygen-enriched environment, flame-retardant paper drapes will ignite more quickly than they otherwise would and burn at an alarming speed.
- The wall should be protected by a flame-retardant surface.
- The computer casing is made of 100 per cent recyclable plastic, and it is flame retardant without the use of conventional brominated coatings.
- At that time, flame-retardant fabrics were horrible with little or no attempt to introduce design into the product.

单词	flame retardant
释义	Definition of flame retardant in English: flame retardant noun A substance that prevents or inhibits the outbreak of fire. flame retardants are in many upholstered furnishings Example sentencesExamples PCBs are human-made chemicals used in electrical equipment and flame retardants. Manufacturers of the flame retardants estimate that their products save at least 300 American lives annually. Computers treated with certain flame retardants may be harming the health of those who use them. The coveralls are designed to reduce the possibility of static electricity and are laundered in flame retardant. Her level of flame retardants was the fifth highest of the women tested. The chemicals which must be replaced by 2007 include lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, and some flame retardants. Manufacturers there have eliminated lead and brominated flame retardants from electronic products, or plan to. The sole US manufacturer of two flame retardants pledged to cease making both products next year. It's good to know that skirts of contemporary balloons are treated with a flame retardant. Commonly used flame retardants not covered in the treaty could be affecting our babies. adjective (especially of a fabric or substance) treated so as to be non-flammable. flame-retardant chemicals Example sentencesExamples The most important use of bromine today is in making flame-retardant materials. The invention relates to the use of a flame-retardant combination, especially in thermoplastic polymers. Their recently installed kitchen is huge and relatively flame retardant. It seems Larry will be out of town that day, which saves us a fortune in additional flame-retardant clothing, we guess. The trousers and jackets are heavyweight, flame retardant, durable, and waterproof. The walls of a kitchen are supposed to be flame retardant. In an oxygen-enriched environment, flame-retardant paper drapes will ignite more quickly than they otherwise would and burn at an alarming speed. The wall should be protected by a flame-retardant surface. The computer casing is made of 100 per cent recyclable plastic, and it is flame retardant without the use of conventional brominated coatings. At that time, flame-retardant fabrics were horrible with little or no attempt to introduce design into the product.
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