English to Latin Meaning of nylon - nylon

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Definitions of nylon in English
Noun(1) a thermoplastic polyamide; a family of strong resilient synthetic fibers(2) a synthetic fabric
Examples of nylon in English
(1) Parachutes sewn at home are made from ripstop nylon and use twill tape to reinforce its seams.(2) He pulled out a small length of thin nylon rope and a knife.(3) As a tenant, I had witnessed just about every way you can put a hole in a plaster wall or stain a piece of cheap nylon carpet.(4) Singlets are made predominantly from either Lycra, nylon or a combination of the two fabrics.(5) Brands such as nylon and Lycra take heavy investment to keep people constantly aware of them.(6) Recently, I was dismayed at Rowan introducing acrylic and nylon into some of their yarns.(7) The resulting hydrogenated compounds are starting materials for nylon and polyester intermediates.(8) nylon shirt(9) Elaine turned away from the closet, holding a pair of beige nylon pants and a red silk blouse.(10) Her father guiding the play of the fish, her lifting the green nylon net in anticipation and finally the heavy weight in it.(11) They found these blue and gray nylon fibers in Westerfield's home and two dozen of them in and around her body.(12) nylon carpet(13) The pickup box was covered with a greasy tarpaulin held down by an equally greasy yellow nylon rope.(14) seat belts are made from nylon(15) The fuel cells in the tanker are made of nylon fabric less than one-sixteenth of an inch thick.(16) Any nylon fibers sticking out at the top and bottom of the samples were trimmed with scissors.
Related Phrases of nylon
(1) nylon stockings ::
nylon tibialia
(2) nylon stocking ::
nylon metus
(3) nylon yarn ::
nylon bis tincto
Synonyms
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1. nylon ::
nylon
Different Forms
nylon, nylons
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