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Definition of laminate in English: laminateverb ˈlamɪneɪtˈlæməˌneɪt [with object]often as adjective laminated1Overlay (a flat surface) with a layer of plastic or some other protective material. the book had a shiny laminated cover we will laminate your photos in clear plastic Example sentencesExamples - The cards which are to be laminated have now gone to print.
- Or send me $15, plus $1 shipping, and I will send you one laminated in plastic.
- If possible, laminate the bingo sheets for use with future groups.
- The 20' x 26' laminated chart illustrates the muscular anatomy of the dog in full color.
- Old newspaper clippings were carefully laminated to protect them from the elements.
- The prints can also be laminated for protection and/or mounted onto Kappa board for extra sturdiness.
- According to my handy laminated Northeast USA Passenger Rail map, I'm somewhere near Perryville, Maryland, on my way to Greenbelt.
- KCS launched their latest project, which is a laminated magnetic card, which contains all the emergency numbers, local groups and important listings.
- With a spurt in railway crimes the railway police have hit upon the idea to bring out posters and laminated sheets depicting the modus operandi employed by the offenders.
- Fortunately, we have managed to recover most of the posters, which are laminated and designed to be used year after year, and we have every intention of putting them up again next time.
- It's something you expect in a user's manual or laminated cheat sheet, but this is back in the day when rack real estate was cheap!
- The credit card with driver's license may be laminated to provide additional protection against the alteration of information thereon.
- So I'm not opposed to the idea of coming up with some means by which we can check people rather than just relying on someone showing any piece of plastic that you can have laminated as sort of a verification as to who they are.
- A newspaper clipping, laminated, was taped to the side of the station, with a photo of a big grinning guy smiling into the sun.
- Use small pieces of tape on the back to hold cards together, then laminate the mat at a print shop or office supplies store.
- The ticket-seller handed her a white, laminated sheet of paper, and she perused the names.
- Salesmen have given laminated cards to customers to put in their windows saying that ‘Neighbourhood Watch’ has visited the premises to deter unwanted callers.
- My poems are printed on white stock that has been laminated on both sides; a punch-hole in the upper corner allows a key chain to be put through the sheet.
- Make sure the cover is good quality and laminated - it will make it stand out
- The paperback cover is unevenly laminated to imitate broken glass, but so convincingly that the book looks damaged.
Synonyms cover, overlay, coat, surface, face veneer, glaze - 1.1 Manufacture (something) by bonding layers of material together.
windows fitted with laminated glass Example sentencesExamples - The panes are laminated glass, which resist shattering if struck by a falling branch.
- Artist Byron Clercx takes pages of books and laminates them together, while several artists, including Berwyn Hung, have immersed books in liquid and encased them in containers.
- When laminated glass is stressed beyond its breaking point, it will crack and break, but the pieces will remain in place, still attached to the window frame.
- Thirty inches from the polycarbonate assembly runs a parallel layer of white laminated double glazing.
- Laminated glass was chosen for its long life and the protection it affords against ultraviolet rays.
- To help win the fight, manufacturers are devoting unprecedented resources to research and blast-test a new generation of heat-hardened and chemically laminated glass.
- Some force had to have been used as most of these glass panes were laminated.
- Large amounts of materials can be laminated together in a short amount of time.
- Coill Tomair is accessed via a front door with stained glass detail, beyond which the wide hall has a laminated maple floor and timber-panelled walls.
- Each of these rooms has laminated wooden flooring.
- Laminated safety glass frees architects from strict reliance on opaque structural materials.
- For flooring, narrow strips of bamboo are laminated together to form planks, which can be glued or nailed to a subfloor.
- The surfaces are built from slender pieces of 3/4-inch-thick plywood laminated together, then sanded smooth.
- And the stock - it's wood, for gosh sake, and not even laminated wood at that.
- The kitchen has fitted wall and floor oak units and laminated timber flooring.
- Almost all of the wood was laminated Southern pine.
- To combat the extreme cold of Minnesota winters, four layers of glass were laminated to create a barrier against heat loss and to secure the art collection inside.
- Vanceva [R] is the only laminated safety glass available in over 1000 colours.
- A. You could also use a pre-made laminated countertop, depending on the look you are going for.
- 1.2 Split into layers or leaves.
the laminated sediments of the eastern Pacific Example sentencesExamples - To measure growth, one would need to measure the increase in diameter of a population of specimens as they grow upwards within laminated sediment.
- So how were the great thicknesses of finely laminated shale in the Green River Formation laid down?
- The investigated main Niveau Breistroffer interval is 6.28 m thick and consists of weakly lithified, fine-grained marlstones and four laminated black shale units.
- The sediments are finely laminated mudstones, formed in an outer shelf detrital belt, in quiet water environments.
- In Sodalen the exposed succession is c.40 m of laminated dark grey mudstones with intercalated fine-grained sandstone layers.
- Furthermore, many lakes contain annually laminated sediments, reflecting seasonal cycles of productivity and/or stratification.
- The work of Crowell, Dott and Winterer led to the introduction of purely descriptive terms for poorly sorted and laminated facies that avoided any preconceived notion of a glacial origin.
- Occasional thin dark grey laminated mudstones are associated with some of the sandstones.
- The mudstones are dark grey, and finely laminated.
- Narrower type 1 dykes can be massive or laminated throughout their width.
- The formation is composed largely of dark limestone and dolomite, and contains black chalcedonic chert in fine laminated layers, a piece of which is displayed near the bottom of this page.
- The laminated mudstone facies appears to decrease in abundance towards the east.
- Four years ago, when it came to Smith's attention, the canvas was found to be severely laminated across most of the centre of the canvas and some of the paint had flaked off revealing ugly blotches of the canvas below.
- The siltstones are also finely laminated, the laminations often draped over fossil plant material that is preserved in situ in palaeosols below.
- The second unit found immediately above beach level consists of deformed laminated sand and mud containing clasts up to 10 cm across.
- In fact, the lower Hamstead Member is difficult to distinguish from the Bembridgc Marls Member in that both are greyish laminated muds.
- In eastern Ireland, the Tremadoc to Arenig Prioryland Formation contains green to purple laminated and homogeneous mudrocks similar to the lithologies making up most of the Annascaul Formation.
- Hence, laminated sediments may have been preserved in shallower water than is normal today.
- Sandstone beds are tabular cross-stratified and wave-ripple laminated.
- The sub-horizontal fissures in the breccia are infilled with laminated shale of identical lithology to the overlying basal bed of the Blue Lias Formation.
- 1.3 Beat or roll (metal) into thin plates.
Example sentencesExamples - Roofs are typhoon-proof with laminated panels of zinc and stainless steel, their unique dimensions and forms achieved by computer-aided design.
- The No.107 Cable Lock has a braided steel cable with 1/8-inch wide laminated steel 4-pin tumbler lock.
- Two layers of steel are laminated with a thin plastic layer in-between.
- In sizes for handguns, rifles and shotguns, the Exomesh fabric has an interlocking construction that combines woven steel cables laminated to high-tenacity nylon.
- She tapped the aluminium of my canteen, tried to bend the laminated steel of my knife blade, stared and poked at the compass mounted it its perspex bubble in the hilt.
noun ˈlamɪnətˈlæməˌneɪt 1A laminated structure or material. the blade is suitable for cutting plastics or laminates mass noun a sheet of laminate Example sentencesExamples - For the past several years, Shaw has created works using holographic laminate, a two-dimensional material that can produce three-dimensional effects.
- With a huge range of door styles in solid wood, painted doors and laminates, there is something for every budget.
- Deck construction includes either balsa wood or plywood sandwiched between fiberglass laminates.
- Then you need to paint over the laminate with paint primer.
- The material is a laminate and the shape nicely tapers from a slender top down to a wider bottom.
- The system is capable of heating through wood, laminates or other materials.
- At one time, all steering wheels were wood, usually beautifully-made laminates.
- Architects who are concerned with the look of the roof, he says, usually eschew laminates in favor of materials such as metal or slate for their high-end projects.
- Made from multiple layers of fiberglass, laminates have the appearance of natural materials such as slate or wood shakes.
- The resistance to abrasion is one of many factors to determine the quality of a laminate flooring.
- A balsa wood core is used between fiberglass laminates in both the hull and deck.
- The hull is constructed of a solid laminate of fiberglass and resin with no core materials.
- Finishes for custom cabinets run the gamut from clear coats such as polyurethane to paint, plastic laminates and baked-on enamels.
- Artificial materials, such as laminate and plastics, are more suitable for newer houses and do not combine well with plasterwork and carved fireplaces.
- Glass washbasins, metal laminates, wall panels and partitions are put up here.
- The hull of the 440 is soundly built with solid fiberglass laminates and no core materials.
- It does not color well, so is used for moldings for electrical parts and as a backing material for laminates, where it is usually colored black.
- This group subjects laminate flooring materials to a comprehensive series of tests for resistance to impact, stains, heat, fading and more.
- New anchor systems; cheaper, thinner laminates; and novel blast-resistant curtain walls will soon make their way to the commercial market, say industry sources.
- Next, the backing paper of the ink-laden laminate is removed, leaving only a thin layer of adhesive and the inks.
- 1.1 A small badge made of laminated plastic bearing the wearer's name.
my face and laminate were checked by the security man Example sentencesExamples - ‘My name is Broderick Honnicut,’ he declares, tapping the press laminate.
adjective ˈlamɪnətˈlæməˌneɪt In the form of a lamina or laminae. Example sentencesExamples - The cells lack a sheath and are uni-nucleate with a conspicuous single laminate parietal chloroplast that encircles less than half of the cell.
- As with many conventional laminate substrates, the die is wire bonded to the tape and encapsulated with a moulding compound.
- A group of 18 daily exposed workers in a semiconductor copper laminate circuit board manufacturing plant participated.
Origin Mid 17th century: from lamina + -ate2. Definition of laminate in US English: laminateverbˈlæməˌneɪt [with object]often as adjective laminated1Overlay (a flat surface, especially paper) with a layer of plastic or some other protective material. Example sentencesExamples - With a spurt in railway crimes the railway police have hit upon the idea to bring out posters and laminated sheets depicting the modus operandi employed by the offenders.
- The prints can also be laminated for protection and/or mounted onto Kappa board for extra sturdiness.
- Salesmen have given laminated cards to customers to put in their windows saying that ‘Neighbourhood Watch’ has visited the premises to deter unwanted callers.
- So I'm not opposed to the idea of coming up with some means by which we can check people rather than just relying on someone showing any piece of plastic that you can have laminated as sort of a verification as to who they are.
- Make sure the cover is good quality and laminated - it will make it stand out
- Use small pieces of tape on the back to hold cards together, then laminate the mat at a print shop or office supplies store.
- According to my handy laminated Northeast USA Passenger Rail map, I'm somewhere near Perryville, Maryland, on my way to Greenbelt.
- The ticket-seller handed her a white, laminated sheet of paper, and she perused the names.
- The paperback cover is unevenly laminated to imitate broken glass, but so convincingly that the book looks damaged.
- The 20' x 26' laminated chart illustrates the muscular anatomy of the dog in full color.
- The cards which are to be laminated have now gone to print.
- Old newspaper clippings were carefully laminated to protect them from the elements.
- A newspaper clipping, laminated, was taped to the side of the station, with a photo of a big grinning guy smiling into the sun.
- KCS launched their latest project, which is a laminated magnetic card, which contains all the emergency numbers, local groups and important listings.
- My poems are printed on white stock that has been laminated on both sides; a punch-hole in the upper corner allows a key chain to be put through the sheet.
- It's something you expect in a user's manual or laminated cheat sheet, but this is back in the day when rack real estate was cheap!
- If possible, laminate the bingo sheets for use with future groups.
- Or send me $15, plus $1 shipping, and I will send you one laminated in plastic.
- The credit card with driver's license may be laminated to provide additional protection against the alteration of information thereon.
- Fortunately, we have managed to recover most of the posters, which are laminated and designed to be used year after year, and we have every intention of putting them up again next time.
Synonyms cover, overlay, coat, surface, face - 1.1 Manufacture by placing layer on layer.
Example sentencesExamples - Some force had to have been used as most of these glass panes were laminated.
- When laminated glass is stressed beyond its breaking point, it will crack and break, but the pieces will remain in place, still attached to the window frame.
- Coill Tomair is accessed via a front door with stained glass detail, beyond which the wide hall has a laminated maple floor and timber-panelled walls.
- Laminated glass was chosen for its long life and the protection it affords against ultraviolet rays.
- Each of these rooms has laminated wooden flooring.
- The kitchen has fitted wall and floor oak units and laminated timber flooring.
- A. You could also use a pre-made laminated countertop, depending on the look you are going for.
- Large amounts of materials can be laminated together in a short amount of time.
- Vanceva [R] is the only laminated safety glass available in over 1000 colours.
- The surfaces are built from slender pieces of 3/4-inch-thick plywood laminated together, then sanded smooth.
- For flooring, narrow strips of bamboo are laminated together to form planks, which can be glued or nailed to a subfloor.
- And the stock - it's wood, for gosh sake, and not even laminated wood at that.
- To help win the fight, manufacturers are devoting unprecedented resources to research and blast-test a new generation of heat-hardened and chemically laminated glass.
- Laminated safety glass frees architects from strict reliance on opaque structural materials.
- Thirty inches from the polycarbonate assembly runs a parallel layer of white laminated double glazing.
- Artist Byron Clercx takes pages of books and laminates them together, while several artists, including Berwyn Hung, have immersed books in liquid and encased them in containers.
- The panes are laminated glass, which resist shattering if struck by a falling branch.
- Almost all of the wood was laminated Southern pine.
- To combat the extreme cold of Minnesota winters, four layers of glass were laminated to create a barrier against heat loss and to secure the art collection inside.
- 1.2 Split into layers or leaves.
Example sentencesExamples - So how were the great thicknesses of finely laminated shale in the Green River Formation laid down?
- The laminated mudstone facies appears to decrease in abundance towards the east.
- The work of Crowell, Dott and Winterer led to the introduction of purely descriptive terms for poorly sorted and laminated facies that avoided any preconceived notion of a glacial origin.
- The second unit found immediately above beach level consists of deformed laminated sand and mud containing clasts up to 10 cm across.
- Four years ago, when it came to Smith's attention, the canvas was found to be severely laminated across most of the centre of the canvas and some of the paint had flaked off revealing ugly blotches of the canvas below.
- Narrower type 1 dykes can be massive or laminated throughout their width.
- To measure growth, one would need to measure the increase in diameter of a population of specimens as they grow upwards within laminated sediment.
- The sub-horizontal fissures in the breccia are infilled with laminated shale of identical lithology to the overlying basal bed of the Blue Lias Formation.
- In fact, the lower Hamstead Member is difficult to distinguish from the Bembridgc Marls Member in that both are greyish laminated muds.
- Occasional thin dark grey laminated mudstones are associated with some of the sandstones.
- The investigated main Niveau Breistroffer interval is 6.28 m thick and consists of weakly lithified, fine-grained marlstones and four laminated black shale units.
- Sandstone beds are tabular cross-stratified and wave-ripple laminated.
- In eastern Ireland, the Tremadoc to Arenig Prioryland Formation contains green to purple laminated and homogeneous mudrocks similar to the lithologies making up most of the Annascaul Formation.
- The sediments are finely laminated mudstones, formed in an outer shelf detrital belt, in quiet water environments.
- In Sodalen the exposed succession is c.40 m of laminated dark grey mudstones with intercalated fine-grained sandstone layers.
- Hence, laminated sediments may have been preserved in shallower water than is normal today.
- The mudstones are dark grey, and finely laminated.
- The siltstones are also finely laminated, the laminations often draped over fossil plant material that is preserved in situ in palaeosols below.
- The formation is composed largely of dark limestone and dolomite, and contains black chalcedonic chert in fine laminated layers, a piece of which is displayed near the bottom of this page.
- Furthermore, many lakes contain annually laminated sediments, reflecting seasonal cycles of productivity and/or stratification.
- 1.3 Beat or roll (metal) into thin plates.
Example sentencesExamples - Two layers of steel are laminated with a thin plastic layer in-between.
- She tapped the aluminium of my canteen, tried to bend the laminated steel of my knife blade, stared and poked at the compass mounted it its perspex bubble in the hilt.
- Roofs are typhoon-proof with laminated panels of zinc and stainless steel, their unique dimensions and forms achieved by computer-aided design.
- In sizes for handguns, rifles and shotguns, the Exomesh fabric has an interlocking construction that combines woven steel cables laminated to high-tenacity nylon.
- The No.107 Cable Lock has a braided steel cable with 1/8-inch wide laminated steel 4-pin tumbler lock.
- 1.4 Prepare (pastry dough) using a method of repeatedly folding layers of butter between thin layers of dough and rolling it out.
he set to laminating dough for croissants
nounˈlæməˌneɪt A laminated structure or material, especially one made of layers fixed together to form a hard, flat, or flexible material. Example sentencesExamples - Artificial materials, such as laminate and plastics, are more suitable for newer houses and do not combine well with plasterwork and carved fireplaces.
- The system is capable of heating through wood, laminates or other materials.
- Architects who are concerned with the look of the roof, he says, usually eschew laminates in favor of materials such as metal or slate for their high-end projects.
- New anchor systems; cheaper, thinner laminates; and novel blast-resistant curtain walls will soon make their way to the commercial market, say industry sources.
- Glass washbasins, metal laminates, wall panels and partitions are put up here.
- Made from multiple layers of fiberglass, laminates have the appearance of natural materials such as slate or wood shakes.
- The hull is constructed of a solid laminate of fiberglass and resin with no core materials.
- Next, the backing paper of the ink-laden laminate is removed, leaving only a thin layer of adhesive and the inks.
- The material is a laminate and the shape nicely tapers from a slender top down to a wider bottom.
- The resistance to abrasion is one of many factors to determine the quality of a laminate flooring.
- A balsa wood core is used between fiberglass laminates in both the hull and deck.
- Finishes for custom cabinets run the gamut from clear coats such as polyurethane to paint, plastic laminates and baked-on enamels.
- Deck construction includes either balsa wood or plywood sandwiched between fiberglass laminates.
- This group subjects laminate flooring materials to a comprehensive series of tests for resistance to impact, stains, heat, fading and more.
- At one time, all steering wheels were wood, usually beautifully-made laminates.
- It does not color well, so is used for moldings for electrical parts and as a backing material for laminates, where it is usually colored black.
- For the past several years, Shaw has created works using holographic laminate, a two-dimensional material that can produce three-dimensional effects.
- The hull of the 440 is soundly built with solid fiberglass laminates and no core materials.
- Then you need to paint over the laminate with paint primer.
- With a huge range of door styles in solid wood, painted doors and laminates, there is something for every budget.
adjectiveˈlæməˌneɪt In the form of a lamina or laminae. Example sentencesExamples - The cells lack a sheath and are uni-nucleate with a conspicuous single laminate parietal chloroplast that encircles less than half of the cell.
- A group of 18 daily exposed workers in a semiconductor copper laminate circuit board manufacturing plant participated.
- As with many conventional laminate substrates, the die is wire bonded to the tape and encapsulated with a moulding compound.
Origin Mid 17th century: from lamina + -ate. |