adhesives

Meaning in Bengali:

আঠার, আঠারকারী, আঠারকারিক, আঠারকারিনী, আঠারকারিতা

Part of Speech:

Noun

Pronunciation:

ad-hee-sivz

Short Definition:

Adhesives are substances that are used to stick or join two or more objects together. They are commonly known as glue, paste, or cement.

Synonyms:

– Glue
– Paste
– Cement
– Bonding agent
– Sealant

Antonyms:

– Detach (বিচ্ছিন্ন করা)
– Separate (পৃথক করা)
– Unstick (আলাদা করা)
– Dissolve (পরিপূর্ণ করা)
– Loosen (ঢিলে দেওয়া)

Origin:

The word “adhesive” originated from the Latin word “adhaerere,” which means “to stick to.” Adhesives have been used by humans for thousands of years, with evidence of their use dating back to ancient civilizations. The development of modern adhesives began in the 20th century with the discovery of synthetic polymers.

Nearby Words:

– Adhere (Verb)
– Adhesion (Noun)
– Adhesive tape (Noun)
– Adhesive plaster (Noun)
– Adhesive force (Noun)

Adhesives in Literature Quotes:

– “Love is the greatest adhesive to mend a broken heart.” – Unknown
– “Words have adhesive power; they can stick in the mind long after they are spoken.” – Unknown
– “Friendship is the adhesive that keeps the world together.” – Unknown
– “Time is the most powerful adhesive; it can heal wounds and bring people closer.” – Unknown

Meaning in Different Languages:

– Bengali: আঠার
– Hindi: चिपकाने वाला
– Nepali: चिप्काउने
– Urdu: چپکانے والا
– Tamil: சேர்க்கும்
– Telugu: చేరుకోవడం
– Arabic: لاصق
– Chinese: 黏合剂
– Japanese: 接着剤
– Russian: клей

For more information about adhesives, you can visit the Wikipedia page on Adhesives. You can also find definitions and additional details on Dictionary.com and The Free Dictionary.