Definition of pellicle in English:

pellicle

noun ˈpɛlɪk(ə)lˈpələk(ə)l

technical

A thin skin, cuticle, membrane, or film.
Example sentencesExamples
- Young papillae are covered with a pellicle - cuticle layer and contain starch grains.
- Proline-rich proteins' coat the teeth with a thin layer - pellicle - that serves as a protective diffusion barrier on the tooth surface.
- However, in the dry type, the pellicle and cuticle remain intact in the functional phase, whereas they become discontinuous in the wet type.
- The semitransparent pellicle did not interfere with the participant's interceptive movement.
- It should be noted that the inner shell wall of ammonoids was lined by an organic membrane or pellicle, a porous sheet consisting of numerous interwoven organic fibers.

Derivatives

pellicular

adjective pɛˈlɪkjʊləpəˈlɪkjələr

technical

A pellicular coated support and method for producing such a support are disclosed.
Example sentencesExamples
- A semi-suspension polymerization process was used in this work in order to prepare ion exchange pellicular resins.

Origin

Late Middle English: from French pellicule, from Latin pellicula 'small piece of skin', diminutive of pellis.

Definition of pellicle in US English:

pellicle

nounˈpələk(ə)lˈpələk(ə)l

technical

A thin skin, cuticle, membrane, or film.
Example sentencesExamples
- Proline-rich proteins' coat the teeth with a thin layer - pellicle - that serves as a protective diffusion barrier on the tooth surface.
- It should be noted that the inner shell wall of ammonoids was lined by an organic membrane or pellicle, a porous sheet consisting of numerous interwoven organic fibers.
- The semitransparent pellicle did not interfere with the participant's interceptive movement.
- Young papillae are covered with a pellicle - cuticle layer and contain starch grains.
- However, in the dry type, the pellicle and cuticle remain intact in the functional phase, whereas they become discontinuous in the wet type.

Origin

Late Middle English: from French pellicule, from Latin pellicula ‘small piece of skin’, diminutive of pellis.

单词	pellicle
释义	Definition of pellicle in English: pellicle noun ˈpɛlɪk(ə)lˈpələk(ə)l technical A thin skin, cuticle, membrane, or film. Example sentencesExamples Young papillae are covered with a pellicle - cuticle layer and contain starch grains. Proline-rich proteins' coat the teeth with a thin layer - pellicle - that serves as a protective diffusion barrier on the tooth surface. However, in the dry type, the pellicle and cuticle remain intact in the functional phase, whereas they become discontinuous in the wet type. The semitransparent pellicle did not interfere with the participant's interceptive movement. It should be noted that the inner shell wall of ammonoids was lined by an organic membrane or pellicle, a porous sheet consisting of numerous interwoven organic fibers. Derivatives pellicular adjective pɛˈlɪkjʊləpəˈlɪkjələr technical A pellicular coated support and method for producing such a support are disclosed. Example sentencesExamples A semi-suspension polymerization process was used in this work in order to prepare ion exchange pellicular resins. Origin Late Middle English: from French pellicule, from Latin pellicula 'small piece of skin', diminutive of pellis. Definition of pellicle in US English: pellicle nounˈpələk(ə)lˈpələk(ə)l technical A thin skin, cuticle, membrane, or film. Example sentencesExamples Proline-rich proteins' coat the teeth with a thin layer - pellicle - that serves as a protective diffusion barrier on the tooth surface. It should be noted that the inner shell wall of ammonoids was lined by an organic membrane or pellicle, a porous sheet consisting of numerous interwoven organic fibers. The semitransparent pellicle did not interfere with the participant's interceptive movement. Young papillae are covered with a pellicle - cuticle layer and contain starch grains. However, in the dry type, the pellicle and cuticle remain intact in the functional phase, whereas they become discontinuous in the wet type. Origin Late Middle English: from French pellicule, from Latin pellicula ‘small piece of skin’, diminutive of pellis.
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