Laminate Meaning in English
word
ˈɫæməˌneɪt/, /ˈɫæmənət
LAM-uh-nayt, LAM-uh-nuht
ˈlæmɪneɪt
LAM-i-nayt
Definition
To cover something with a thin layer of plastic or another protective material, or to make something by bonding layers together.
Usage & Nuances
Often used for papers, floors, or furniture surfaces. As a verb, e.g., 'to laminate a document.' As a noun, 'laminate' often refers to the material itself (like laminate flooring). Common in technical or office settings.
Spanish: laminar - revestir con láminasPortuguese (BR): laminar - revestir com lâminasPortuguese (PT): laminar - revestir com lâminasChinese (Simplified): 层压 - 覆膜Chinese (Traditional): 層壓 - 覆膜Hindi: परत चढ़ाना - लेमिनेट करनाArabic: تغليف بطبقات - تصفيحBengali: ল্যামিনেট - স্তরিত করাRussian: ламинировать - ламинатJapanese: ラミネートする - ラミネートVietnamese: ép plastic - cán màng - laminateKorean: 라미네이트하다 - 라미네이트Turkish: lamine etmek - lamineUrdu: لیمی نیٹ کرنا - لیمینیٹIndonesian: melaminasi - laminasi
Example Sentences
Please laminate this paper to protect it.
basic
The kitchen floor is made of laminate.
basic
Can you laminate my ID card?
basic
We decided to laminate all the menus so they last longer.
natural
Some people prefer laminate flooring because it's easy to clean.
natural
If you laminate the photo, it won’t get damaged over time.
natural