Definition of plastique in English:

plastique

noun plaˈstiːkplaˈstēk

mass noun

1Plastic explosive.
塑料炸药
Example sentencesExamples
- With the amount of plastique they had used, there was zero chance for survival.
- Valkyrie Three crept forward toward the stairwell door and placed a small stick of plastique polymer explosive.
- In it, there is a laptop with speech recognition software, and the rest of the pack is filled with C4 plastique explosives.
- Very slowly grind the crystals that form and mix with slightly warm wax and you have some nice plastique.
- She had just barely leaped to safety as the building exploded, the antique plastique explosive blasting metal shards from the building into the trees they were hiding behind.
- This group, whoever they are, had a lot of time and funding in order to plan the smuggling and detonation of one thousand pounds of plastique.
- I already know how to make plastique out of common household chemicals.
- Shoulder-fired surface-to-air missiles pulverize fast movers as readily as plastique tears open tanks.
- The entire edge and frame of the door was rigged with high-explosive plastique so powerful it would rip the frame open like a can-opener.
- Troy grimly thumbed the detonator as a trio of eager gunrunners raced forward with what looked like shaped charges of plastique.
- The Hagensen Sack was a waterproof canvas sack filled with plastique explosives with a length of primacord sticking out.
- Then I'd set off the plastique charge in the junction box, and lead us out of here with night vision glasses.
- There's a small barely audible thud as the plastique knocks the lock off the door.
- The receiver recognized the radio signal and sparked the blasting cap, which in turn triggered the plastique.
2Statuesque poses or slow graceful movements in dancing.
1. 2.1 The art or technique of performing plastique.

Origin

Mid 20th century: French, literally 'plastic' (adjective used as a noun).

Definition of plastique in US English:

plastique

nounplaˈstēk

1Plastic explosive.
塑料炸药
Example sentencesExamples
- With the amount of plastique they had used, there was zero chance for survival.
- Valkyrie Three crept forward toward the stairwell door and placed a small stick of plastique polymer explosive.
- Very slowly grind the crystals that form and mix with slightly warm wax and you have some nice plastique.
- The entire edge and frame of the door was rigged with high-explosive plastique so powerful it would rip the frame open like a can-opener.
- In it, there is a laptop with speech recognition software, and the rest of the pack is filled with C4 plastique explosives.
- Shoulder-fired surface-to-air missiles pulverize fast movers as readily as plastique tears open tanks.
- She had just barely leaped to safety as the building exploded, the antique plastique explosive blasting metal shards from the building into the trees they were hiding behind.
- The Hagensen Sack was a waterproof canvas sack filled with plastique explosives with a length of primacord sticking out.
- Troy grimly thumbed the detonator as a trio of eager gunrunners raced forward with what looked like shaped charges of plastique.
- The receiver recognized the radio signal and sparked the blasting cap, which in turn triggered the plastique.
- Then I'd set off the plastique charge in the junction box, and lead us out of here with night vision glasses.
- I already know how to make plastique out of common household chemicals.
- This group, whoever they are, had a lot of time and funding in order to plan the smuggling and detonation of one thousand pounds of plastique.
- There's a small barely audible thud as the plastique knocks the lock off the door.
2Statuesque poses or slow graceful movements in dancing.
1. 2.1 The art or technique of performing plastique.

Origin

Late 19th century (in sense plastique (sense 2)): French, literally ‘plastic’ (adjective used as a noun).

词汇	plastique
释义	Definition of plastique in English: plastique noun plaˈstiːkplaˈstēk mass noun 1Plastic explosive. 塑料炸药 Example sentencesExamples With the amount of plastique they had used, there was zero chance for survival. Valkyrie Three crept forward toward the stairwell door and placed a small stick of plastique polymer explosive. In it, there is a laptop with speech recognition software, and the rest of the pack is filled with C4 plastique explosives. Very slowly grind the crystals that form and mix with slightly warm wax and you have some nice plastique. She had just barely leaped to safety as the building exploded, the antique plastique explosive blasting metal shards from the building into the trees they were hiding behind. This group, whoever they are, had a lot of time and funding in order to plan the smuggling and detonation of one thousand pounds of plastique. I already know how to make plastique out of common household chemicals. Shoulder-fired surface-to-air missiles pulverize fast movers as readily as plastique tears open tanks. The entire edge and frame of the door was rigged with high-explosive plastique so powerful it would rip the frame open like a can-opener. Troy grimly thumbed the detonator as a trio of eager gunrunners raced forward with what looked like shaped charges of plastique. The Hagensen Sack was a waterproof canvas sack filled with plastique explosives with a length of primacord sticking out. Then I'd set off the plastique charge in the junction box, and lead us out of here with night vision glasses. There's a small barely audible thud as the plastique knocks the lock off the door. The receiver recognized the radio signal and sparked the blasting cap, which in turn triggered the plastique. 2Statuesque poses or slow graceful movements in dancing. 2.1 The art or technique of performing plastique. Origin Mid 20th century: French, literally 'plastic' (adjective used as a noun). Definition of plastique in US English: plastique nounplaˈstēk 1Plastic explosive. 塑料炸药 Example sentencesExamples With the amount of plastique they had used, there was zero chance for survival. Valkyrie Three crept forward toward the stairwell door and placed a small stick of plastique polymer explosive. Very slowly grind the crystals that form and mix with slightly warm wax and you have some nice plastique. The entire edge and frame of the door was rigged with high-explosive plastique so powerful it would rip the frame open like a can-opener. In it, there is a laptop with speech recognition software, and the rest of the pack is filled with C4 plastique explosives. Shoulder-fired surface-to-air missiles pulverize fast movers as readily as plastique tears open tanks. She had just barely leaped to safety as the building exploded, the antique plastique explosive blasting metal shards from the building into the trees they were hiding behind. The Hagensen Sack was a waterproof canvas sack filled with plastique explosives with a length of primacord sticking out. Troy grimly thumbed the detonator as a trio of eager gunrunners raced forward with what looked like shaped charges of plastique. The receiver recognized the radio signal and sparked the blasting cap, which in turn triggered the plastique. Then I'd set off the plastique charge in the junction box, and lead us out of here with night vision glasses. I already know how to make plastique out of common household chemicals. This group, whoever they are, had a lot of time and funding in order to plan the smuggling and detonation of one thousand pounds of plastique. There's a small barely audible thud as the plastique knocks the lock off the door. 2Statuesque poses or slow graceful movements in dancing. 2.1 The art or technique of performing plastique. Origin Late 19th century (in sense plastique (sense 2)): French, literally ‘plastic’ (adjective used as a noun).
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