Definition of vulcanite in English:

vulcanite

noun ˈvʌlkənʌɪtˈvəlkəˌnaɪt

mass noun

Hard, black vulcanized rubber.
硬化橡胶，硫化橡胶
Example sentencesExamples
- The recordings on huge aluminium based vulcanite discs were in danger of disintegrating, but the staff at the Linguistics Department have managed to preserve them.
- Tortoiseshell, vulcanite, wood, and coral became part of the new jewelry repertory.
- There is jewelry incorporating hair, enamel, engraving, casting, and die-stamping, as well as objects made from unusual materials such as tortoiseshell, wood, and vulcanite.
- The first synthetic material to be used in flute-making was ebonite, also known as vulcanite.
- Stephen Spender… was now living in a chic apartment with a colour scheme out of Vogue, a huge vulcanite writing-desk and over the fireplace an abstract picture by Wyndham Lewis.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Vulcan + -ite¹.

Definition of vulcanite in US English:

vulcanite

nounˈvəlkəˌnaɪtˈvəlkəˌnīt

Hard, black vulcanized rubber.
硬化橡胶，硫化橡胶
Example sentencesExamples
- The recordings on huge aluminium based vulcanite discs were in danger of disintegrating, but the staff at the Linguistics Department have managed to preserve them.
- Stephen Spender… was now living in a chic apartment with a colour scheme out of Vogue, a huge vulcanite writing-desk and over the fireplace an abstract picture by Wyndham Lewis.
- Tortoiseshell, vulcanite, wood, and coral became part of the new jewelry repertory.
- There is jewelry incorporating hair, enamel, engraving, casting, and die-stamping, as well as objects made from unusual materials such as tortoiseshell, wood, and vulcanite.
- The first synthetic material to be used in flute-making was ebonite, also known as vulcanite.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Vulcan + -ite.

词汇	vulcanite
释义	Definition of vulcanite in English: vulcanite noun ˈvʌlkənʌɪtˈvəlkəˌnaɪt mass noun Hard, black vulcanized rubber. 硬化橡胶，硫化橡胶 Example sentencesExamples The recordings on huge aluminium based vulcanite discs were in danger of disintegrating, but the staff at the Linguistics Department have managed to preserve them. Tortoiseshell, vulcanite, wood, and coral became part of the new jewelry repertory. There is jewelry incorporating hair, enamel, engraving, casting, and die-stamping, as well as objects made from unusual materials such as tortoiseshell, wood, and vulcanite. The first synthetic material to be used in flute-making was ebonite, also known as vulcanite. Stephen Spender… was now living in a chic apartment with a colour scheme out of Vogue, a huge vulcanite writing-desk and over the fireplace an abstract picture by Wyndham Lewis. Origin Mid 19th century: from Vulcan + -ite¹. Definition of vulcanite in US English: vulcanite nounˈvəlkəˌnaɪtˈvəlkəˌnīt Hard, black vulcanized rubber. 硬化橡胶，硫化橡胶 Example sentencesExamples The recordings on huge aluminium based vulcanite discs were in danger of disintegrating, but the staff at the Linguistics Department have managed to preserve them. Stephen Spender… was now living in a chic apartment with a colour scheme out of Vogue, a huge vulcanite writing-desk and over the fireplace an abstract picture by Wyndham Lewis. Tortoiseshell, vulcanite, wood, and coral became part of the new jewelry repertory. There is jewelry incorporating hair, enamel, engraving, casting, and die-stamping, as well as objects made from unusual materials such as tortoiseshell, wood, and vulcanite. The first synthetic material to be used in flute-making was ebonite, also known as vulcanite. Origin Mid 19th century: from Vulcan + -ite.
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