plasma
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈplæzmə/
plasma means: The pale liquid part of blood that carries blood cells and other substances around the body.
noun
The pale liquid part of blood that carries blood cells and other substances around the body.
- Plasma is the liquid part of blood.
- She donates plasma twice a month.
- The laboratory tested a sample of the patient's plasma.
A form of matter like gas, with electrically charged particles, found in stars and some lamps.
- The sun contains hot plasma.
- An electric discharge turned the gas into plasma.
- Scientists used magnets to control the plasma.
A green stone from the quartz family, once used for carved jewelry and decorations.
- The seal was carved from plasma.
- Ancient craftspeople used plasma for small ornaments.
- The collection includes a green plasma gemstone.
A computer image effect with changing colors that seem to flow and bend like liquid.
- The demo showed a plasma effect.
- Bright plasma flowed across the computer screen.
- She programmed a colorful plasma animation.
verb
To turn a substance into a gas-like state containing electrically charged particles.
- The intense heat can plasma the gas.
- The experiment plasmaed a small amount of material.
- Researchers used a laser to plasma the sample.
Questions about plasma
What does plasma mean?
The pale liquid part of blood that carries blood cells and other substances around the body.
What is plasma in other languages?
Türkçe: kan plazması · Español: plasma sanguíneo · Français: plasma sanguin · Deutsch: Blutplasma · Italiano: plasma sanguigno · 日本語: 血漿
How do you pronounce plasma?
It is pronounced /ˈplæzmə/.
How do you use plasma in a sentence?
Plasma is the liquid part of blood. She donates plasma twice a month.
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