Plastic ( noun , adjective )

(As a noun)

Plastic ( noun )

1. A synthetic material made from polymer resins, often used in the manufacture of various products such as packaging, toys, and household items.
2. A material that can be molded into various shapes when heated and can maintain its shape after cooling.

Origin:

The word 'plastic' comes from the greek word 'plastikos' which means 'capable of being shaped or molded.'.

Examples:

1. The production of plastic waste is a major problem in many countries.
2. We use plastic containers to store food in the refrigerator.
3. The plastic bottle took about 100 years to decompose.
4. Plastic surgery is a type of medical procedure that can change a person's appearance.
5. Plastic bags are one of the biggest contributors to ocean pollution.

(As an adjective)

Plastic ( adjective )

1. A synthetic material made from polymer resins, often used in the manufacture of various products such as packaging, toys, and household items.
2. A material that can be molded into various shapes when heated and can maintain its shape after cooling.

Origin:

The word 'plastic' comes from the greek word 'plastikos' which means 'capable of being shaped or molded.'.

Examples:

1. The production of plastic waste is a major problem in many countries.
2. We use plastic containers to store food in the refrigerator.
3. The plastic bottle took about 100 years to decompose.
4. Plastic surgery is a type of medical procedure that can change a person's appearance.
5. Plastic bags are one of the biggest contributors to ocean pollution.