单词:plasticine
[医] 塑泥
plasticine的用法和样例:
例句
- He softened up the plasticine with his fingers.他用手指把代用粘土弄软了。
- Plasticine is soft and can be moulded, like wax, into any shape.代用粘土柔软得很,可像腊一样捏成任何形状的东西。
- History is not plasticine, and it is not fabricated wilfully.历史不是橡皮泥,容不得随意捏造。
- The boy is kneading the plasticine into the shape of a dog.那个小男孩正将橡皮泥捏成小狗的形状。
- One day I made a little object in plasticine and my parents said it was good.有一天我用橡皮泥做了一个小东西,父母称赞了我。
词汇搭配
- plasticine型像用粘土
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