laminate
la
ˈlæ
mi
nate
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British pronunciation
/lˈamɪnˌeɪt/

Definición y significado de "laminate"en inglés

to laminate
01

laminar, plastificar

to cover something with a thin, protective layer that is not made of fabric
Transitive: to laminate a surface | to laminate a surface with a protective layer
to laminate definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
To make the documents more durable, the office chose to laminate important papers.
Para hacer los documentos más duraderos, la oficina eligió laminar los papeles importantes.
02

laminar, estratificar

to create a composite material by fusing together multiple layers
Transitive: to laminate multiple layers of material
example
Ejemplos
The boat builder laminated layers of fiberglass and foam core to create hulls that were strong and resistant to water damage.
El constructor de barcos laminó capas de fibra de vidrio y núcleo de espuma para crear cascos que eran fuertes y resistentes a los daños por agua.
03

laminar, convertir en placas delgadas

to create thin metal plates through rolling or other mechanical means
Transitive: to laminate a metal into a thin plate
example
Ejemplos
The copper mill laminated copper into thin plates for electrical wiring.
La fábrica de cobre laminó el cobre en placas delgadas para el cableado eléctrico.
04

laminar, dividir en capas

to split or separate a material into thin layers or plates
Transitive: to laminate sth
example
Ejemplos
The tectonic activity laminated the earth's crust, causing the formation of mountain ranges and valleys.
La actividad tectónica laminó la corteza terrestre, causando la formación de cordilleras y valles.
Laminate
01

laminado, estratificado

a type of surfacing material that is created by bonding multiple layers of paper or resin-impregnated fabric together with a clear top layer of melamine resin
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