Definition of urethane in English:

urethane

noun jʊˈrɛθeɪnˈjʊərɪθeɪnˈyo͝orəˌTHān

mass nounChemistry

1A synthetic crystalline compound used in making pesticides and fungicides, and formerly as an anaesthetic.
〔化〕尿烷
Alternative name: ethyl carbamate; chemical formula: CO(NH₂)OC₂H₅
Example sentencesExamples
- Rats of both sexes were anaesthetized with urethane.
- It's a transparent kayak, made of clear urethane and carbon kevlar.
- A new survey by the government's Food Standards Agency shows that many old single malts contain much higher concentrations of a dangerous chemical called ethyl carbamate than younger, blended whiskies.
- When the Sunday Herald revealed in May that single malt whiskies were contaminated with high levels of a cancer-causing toxin, ethyl carbamate, the agency insisted that the health risks were minimal.
1. 1.1
  short for polyurethane
  Example sentencesExamples
  Polyurethane is a synthetic varnish that is oil based and urethane is its counter product that is water based.
  These parts can substitute urethane, silicone, and rubber parts.
  Liquid silicone in urethane bags was used extensively for breast implants until reports of leakage in 1992.
  To do it, he invented a compound to make a solid core and a special urethane blend for the cover.
  The two-year-old inquiries, which originally focused on certain chemicals used to manufacture rubber, have expanded to include other products, including urethane chemicals.
  Weighing only 26 pounds and comprised of military-grade urethane and Carbon-Kevlar material, the kayak can be folded into the size of a backpack that fits right into the plane's baggage compartment.
  Modified castor oil is now used in the production of urethane plastics, inks, rubber and other synthetic products.
  Cody carved them out of urethane and polystyrene foam, coated them with primer or plaster and painted them blue, pink and white.
  Grant Hawk's knives can be had with a variety of options including exotic wood, urethane, Micarta or carbon fiber handles.
  The pieces can be painted for better representation of what the final product will look like, or cast in silicon rubber to make copies in colored urethane.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French uréthane (see urea, ethane).

Definition of urethane in US English:

urethane

nounˈyo͝orəˌTHān

Chemistry

1A synthetic crystalline compound used in making pesticides and fungicides, and formerly as an anesthetic.
〔化〕尿烷
Alternative name: ethyl carbamate; chemical formula: CO(NH₂)OC₂H₅
Example sentencesExamples
- A new survey by the government's Food Standards Agency shows that many old single malts contain much higher concentrations of a dangerous chemical called ethyl carbamate than younger, blended whiskies.
- Rats of both sexes were anaesthetized with urethane.
- When the Sunday Herald revealed in May that single malt whiskies were contaminated with high levels of a cancer-causing toxin, ethyl carbamate, the agency insisted that the health risks were minimal.
- It's a transparent kayak, made of clear urethane and carbon kevlar.
1. 1.1
  short for polyurethane
  Example sentencesExamples
  The pieces can be painted for better representation of what the final product will look like, or cast in silicon rubber to make copies in colored urethane.
  These parts can substitute urethane, silicone, and rubber parts.
  Weighing only 26 pounds and comprised of military-grade urethane and Carbon-Kevlar material, the kayak can be folded into the size of a backpack that fits right into the plane's baggage compartment.
  Liquid silicone in urethane bags was used extensively for breast implants until reports of leakage in 1992.
  Modified castor oil is now used in the production of urethane plastics, inks, rubber and other synthetic products.
  Polyurethane is a synthetic varnish that is oil based and urethane is its counter product that is water based.
  Grant Hawk's knives can be had with a variety of options including exotic wood, urethane, Micarta or carbon fiber handles.
  The two-year-old inquiries, which originally focused on certain chemicals used to manufacture rubber, have expanded to include other products, including urethane chemicals.
  Cody carved them out of urethane and polystyrene foam, coated them with primer or plaster and painted them blue, pink and white.
  To do it, he invented a compound to make a solid core and a special urethane blend for the cover.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French uréthane (see urea, ethane).

词汇	urethane
释义	Definition of urethane in English: urethane noun jʊˈrɛθeɪnˈjʊərɪθeɪnˈyo͝orəˌTHān mass nounChemistry 1A synthetic crystalline compound used in making pesticides and fungicides, and formerly as an anaesthetic. 〔化〕尿烷 Alternative name: ethyl carbamate; chemical formula: CO(NH₂)OC₂H₅ Example sentencesExamples Rats of both sexes were anaesthetized with urethane. It's a transparent kayak, made of clear urethane and carbon kevlar. A new survey by the government's Food Standards Agency shows that many old single malts contain much higher concentrations of a dangerous chemical called ethyl carbamate than younger, blended whiskies. When the Sunday Herald revealed in May that single malt whiskies were contaminated with high levels of a cancer-causing toxin, ethyl carbamate, the agency insisted that the health risks were minimal. 1.1 short for polyurethane Example sentencesExamples Polyurethane is a synthetic varnish that is oil based and urethane is its counter product that is water based. These parts can substitute urethane, silicone, and rubber parts. Liquid silicone in urethane bags was used extensively for breast implants until reports of leakage in 1992. To do it, he invented a compound to make a solid core and a special urethane blend for the cover. The two-year-old inquiries, which originally focused on certain chemicals used to manufacture rubber, have expanded to include other products, including urethane chemicals. Weighing only 26 pounds and comprised of military-grade urethane and Carbon-Kevlar material, the kayak can be folded into the size of a backpack that fits right into the plane's baggage compartment. Modified castor oil is now used in the production of urethane plastics, inks, rubber and other synthetic products. Cody carved them out of urethane and polystyrene foam, coated them with primer or plaster and painted them blue, pink and white. Grant Hawk's knives can be had with a variety of options including exotic wood, urethane, Micarta or carbon fiber handles. The pieces can be painted for better representation of what the final product will look like, or cast in silicon rubber to make copies in colored urethane. Origin Mid 19th century: from French uréthane (see urea, ethane). Definition of urethane in US English: urethane nounˈyo͝orəˌTHān Chemistry 1A synthetic crystalline compound used in making pesticides and fungicides, and formerly as an anesthetic. 〔化〕尿烷 Alternative name: ethyl carbamate; chemical formula: CO(NH₂)OC₂H₅ Example sentencesExamples A new survey by the government's Food Standards Agency shows that many old single malts contain much higher concentrations of a dangerous chemical called ethyl carbamate than younger, blended whiskies. Rats of both sexes were anaesthetized with urethane. When the Sunday Herald revealed in May that single malt whiskies were contaminated with high levels of a cancer-causing toxin, ethyl carbamate, the agency insisted that the health risks were minimal. It's a transparent kayak, made of clear urethane and carbon kevlar. 1.1 short for polyurethane Example sentencesExamples The pieces can be painted for better representation of what the final product will look like, or cast in silicon rubber to make copies in colored urethane. These parts can substitute urethane, silicone, and rubber parts. Weighing only 26 pounds and comprised of military-grade urethane and Carbon-Kevlar material, the kayak can be folded into the size of a backpack that fits right into the plane's baggage compartment. Liquid silicone in urethane bags was used extensively for breast implants until reports of leakage in 1992. Modified castor oil is now used in the production of urethane plastics, inks, rubber and other synthetic products. Polyurethane is a synthetic varnish that is oil based and urethane is its counter product that is water based. Grant Hawk's knives can be had with a variety of options including exotic wood, urethane, Micarta or carbon fiber handles. The two-year-old inquiries, which originally focused on certain chemicals used to manufacture rubber, have expanded to include other products, including urethane chemicals. Cody carved them out of urethane and polystyrene foam, coated them with primer or plaster and painted them blue, pink and white. To do it, he invented a compound to make a solid core and a special urethane blend for the cover. Origin Mid 19th century: from French uréthane (see urea, ethane).
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