polyurethane

See also: polyuréthane

English

Etymology

poly- +‎ urethane

Noun

polyurethane (plural polyurethanes)

(organic chemistry) Any of various polymeric resins containing urethane links; used in very many industrial and domestic applications.

Synonyms

PUR (abbreviation)

Translations

any of various polymeric resins containing urethane links

Chinese:
Mandarin: 聚氨酯 (zh) (jù'ānzhǐ)
Czech: polyuretan m
Dutch: polyurethaan (nl) n
Finnish: polyuretaani
French: polyuréthane (fr) m
German: Polyurethan n
Greek: πολυουρεθάνη (el) f (polyouretháni)
Hungarian: poliuretán (hu), (foam) purhab
Icelandic: pólýúretan n
Italian: poliuretano (it) m
Japanese: ポリウレタン (poriuretan)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: polyuretan n

Nynorsk: polyuretan n
Portuguese: poliuretano (pt) m
Romanian: poliuretan (ro) m
Russian: полиурета́н (ru) m (poliuretán)
Spanish: poliuretano m
Turkish: poliüretan (tr)
Ukrainian: поліурета́н m (poliuretán)

Verb

polyurethane (third-person singular simple present polyurethanes, present participle polyurethaning, simple past and past participle polyurethaned)

(transitive) To coat (a floor etc.) with polyurethane.

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