- Elastoplast
- Elas·to·plast i-'last-ə-.plast trademark used for an elastic adhesive bandage used as a dressing or support (as a cast or a corset)
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Elas·to·plast (e-lasґto-plast) trademark for an elastic bandage.
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Elastoplast
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Elastoplast — n. [a British trademark.] an elastic bandage. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Elastoplast — is a trademark name of a brand of sticking plaster (bandage) or medical dressing made by Beiersdorf. Beiersdorf bought UK and Commonwealth rights to the parent company, Smith Nephew in 1992 for £46.5 million.The name has become a genericized… … Wikipedia
Elastoplast — ► NOUN trademark ▪ adhesive sticking plaster for covering cuts and wounds … English terms dictionary
Elastoplast® — /i lasˈtō pläst or plast/ noun A band of sticking plaster … Useful english dictionary
elastoplast — [[t]ɪlæ̱stəplɑːst[/t]] 1) N VAR Elastoplast is a type of sticky tape that you use to cover small cuts on your body. [BRIT, TRADEMARK] ...a packet of waterproof elastoplast. (in AM, use Band Aid) 2) ADJ: ADJ n (disapproval) If you refer to an… … English dictionary
Elastoplast — UK [ɪˈlæstəˌplɑːst] / US [ɪˈlæstəˌplæst] Word forms Elastoplast : singular Elastoplast plural Elastoplasts trademark British a type of plaster used for covering a cut in your skin … English dictionary
Elastoplast — Elastisches Gummiband. Elastomere (Sing. das Elastomer) sind formfeste, aber elastisch verformbare Kunststoffe, deren Glasübergangspunkt sich unterhalb der Raumtemperatur befindet. Die Kunststoffe können sich bei Zug und Druckbelastung elastisch… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Elastoplast — noun a) A brand of sticking plaster or medical dressing. b) An individual plaster of this kind … Wiktionary
Elastoplast — E|las|to|plạst [↑ Elastomer u. plast], der; s, e: svw. thermoplastisches Elastomer … Universal-Lexikon
Elastoplast — E|las|to|plast [ıˈlæstəpla:st US plæst] n [U and C] trademark BrE a piece of thin material that is stuck to the skin to cover cuts and other small wounds American Equivalent: Band Aid … Dictionary of contemporary English
