plasters

Pqononsiyasyon: US [ˈplæstər] UK [ˈplɑːstə(r)]

Synonymes

cataplasm dressing poultice

n.	1. tvar koja se prostire na zidove i stropove u obliku teško glatke površine 2. tanki komad tkanine ili plastike koja je ljepljiva s jedne strane, i koje ste stavili na vašoj koži pokriti dio. Američka riječ je Band - pomoć.
v.	1. da pokrije površinu ili mjesto s naljepnice, reklame, slike itd.; Ako priču je budu pune sve novine, svi detalji su u novinama 2. za zid ili strop sa gips mokro ili slične tvari 3. da bi nešto leži ravno protiv nešto drugo 4. Ako se žbuka s tvar, staviti puno toga na vašem tijelu

Make a plaster model and use the..machine to translate it into marble.
Sous: attrib.
Frankie knew every gilded swirl and cherub, every plaster rose, every painted bulb.
Sous: D. Highsmith
The chimneys were usually..well plastered on the inside with clay.
Sous: Century Magazine

Ranje yon lòt jan pale anglè: plasters
persalts psalters staplers
Te baze sou plasters, nouvo pawòl ki te fòme pa pandan l ajoute yon lèt nan kòmansman oubyen mouri
a - palestras
i - pilasters
o - plaisters
s - psaltries
t - polestars
Pale anglè ki genyen plasters, ak yon lèt plis pase sèt : Pa gen rezilta
Lis tout pale anglè Pale anglè konmanse ak plasters, Pale anglè ki gen plasters ni ni Pale anglè mete fen ak plasters
Ak menm pozisyon, Pale anglè ki ap fòme pa anyen pou : p plaster plasters la las last laster lasters a as aster asters s st ste t ters e er ers r s
Te baze sou plasters, tout pale anglè ki te fòme pa chanje yon lèt
Kreye nouvo pale anglè ak menm pè lèt: pl la as st te er rs
Jwenn pale anglè yo konmanse ak plasters ak nan pwochen lèt
Pale anglè konmanse ak plasters :
plasters
Pale anglè ki gen plasters :
plasters
Pale anglè mete fen ak plasters :
plasters

n.	1. a substance that is spread onto walls and ceilings to form a hard smooth surface 2. a thin piece of cloth or plastic that is sticky on one side, and that you put on your skin to cover a cut. The American word is Band- Aid.
v.	1. to cover a surface or a place with labels, advertisements, pictures etc; if a news story is plastered all over the newspapers, all the details of it are in the newspapers 2. to cover a wall or ceiling with wet plaster or a similar substance 3. to make something lie flat against something else 4. if you plaster yourself with a substance, you put a lot of it on your body