Definition of Plexiglas in English:

Plexiglas

noun ˈplɛksɪɡlɑːsˈplɛksɪˌɡlæs

mass nounNorth American trademark

A solid transparent plastic made of polymethyl methacrylate (the same material as Perspex or Lucite)
panels of light-filtering Plexiglas
as modifier the smart Plexiglas cases of the contemporary art museum
Example sentencesExamples
- Special earplugs, plexiglas screens, and alternate seating arrangements are among the possible solutions.
- The door to the small plexiglas room was opened.
- Investigators have analyzed videos of vampire bats charging down plexiglas runways, and learned that they have evolved a novel running gait.
- Although resembling a stone structure from the outside, from the interior the pyramid is seen to be constructed of translucent plexiglas panels over a wood framework.
- The abstract plexiglas etchings are composed of straight-edged shapes.

Origin

1930s: from Greek plēxis 'percussion' + glass.

Definition of Plexiglas in US English:

Plexiglas

(also plexiglass, plexiglas)

nounˈpleksiˌɡlasˈplɛksɪˌɡlæs

North American trademark

A solid transparent plastic made of polymethyl methacrylate (the same material as Perspex or Lucite)
panels of light-filtering Plexiglas
as modifier the smart Plexiglas cases of the contemporary art museum
Example sentencesExamples
- The door to the small plexiglas room was opened.
- Special earplugs, plexiglas screens, and alternate seating arrangements are among the possible solutions.
- The abstract plexiglas etchings are composed of straight-edged shapes.
- Although resembling a stone structure from the outside, from the interior the pyramid is seen to be constructed of translucent plexiglas panels over a wood framework.
- Investigators have analyzed videos of vampire bats charging down plexiglas runways, and learned that they have evolved a novel running gait.

Origin

1930s: from Greek plēxis ‘percussion’ + glass.

单词	Plexiglas
释义	Definition of Plexiglas in English: Plexiglas noun ˈplɛksɪɡlɑːsˈplɛksɪˌɡlæs mass nounNorth American trademark A solid transparent plastic made of polymethyl methacrylate (the same material as Perspex or Lucite) panels of light-filtering Plexiglas as modifier the smart Plexiglas cases of the contemporary art museum Example sentencesExamples Special earplugs, plexiglas screens, and alternate seating arrangements are among the possible solutions. The door to the small plexiglas room was opened. Investigators have analyzed videos of vampire bats charging down plexiglas runways, and learned that they have evolved a novel running gait. Although resembling a stone structure from the outside, from the interior the pyramid is seen to be constructed of translucent plexiglas panels over a wood framework. The abstract plexiglas etchings are composed of straight-edged shapes. Origin 1930s: from Greek plēxis 'percussion' + glass. Definition of Plexiglas in US English: Plexiglas (also plexiglass, plexiglas) nounˈpleksiˌɡlasˈplɛksɪˌɡlæs North American trademark A solid transparent plastic made of polymethyl methacrylate (the same material as Perspex or Lucite) panels of light-filtering Plexiglas as modifier the smart Plexiglas cases of the contemporary art museum Example sentencesExamples The door to the small plexiglas room was opened. Special earplugs, plexiglas screens, and alternate seating arrangements are among the possible solutions. The abstract plexiglas etchings are composed of straight-edged shapes. Although resembling a stone structure from the outside, from the interior the pyramid is seen to be constructed of translucent plexiglas panels over a wood framework. Investigators have analyzed videos of vampire bats charging down plexiglas runways, and learned that they have evolved a novel running gait. Origin 1930s: from Greek plēxis ‘percussion’ + glass.
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