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turpentine

/ˈtɜː.pən.taɪn/

Traducción: Líquido volátil obtenido de la resina de los árboles coníferos, especialmente los pinos, usado comúnmente como disolvente y diluyente de pinturas, además de tener aplicaciones medicinales.

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/ˈtɜː.pən.taɪn/C1formaltechnical
  • esLíquido volátil obtenido de la resina de los árboles coníferos, especialmente los pinos, usado comúnmente como disolvente y diluyente de pinturas, además de tener aplicaciones medicinales.

A volatile liquid obtained from the resin of coniferous trees, especially pines, commonly used as a paint thinner and solvent, and also having medicinal applications.

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  1. Resin from conifersC1formaltechnical

    A semi-fluid oleoresin obtained from coniferous trees, especially pines, used as a source of essential oils and varnishes.

    esTrementina de coníferas

    • The workers collected turpentine from the pine trees.
    • Turpentine has been used for centuries in traditional medicine.
    • The resin was processed to extract pure turpentine.

    Sinónimosoleoresin

  2. Volatile solventC1formaltechnical

    A volatile liquid distilled from turpentine oleoresin, commonly used as a paint thinner, solvent, and in medicinal preparations.

    esAguarrás

    • He used turpentine to clean his paintbrushes.
    • The artist mixed turpentine with oil paints to thin them.
    • Turpentine is also used in some household cleaning products.

    Sinónimosspirit of turpentineturps

Formas
  • turpentines plural form
  • turpentines' possessive plural form
  • turpentine's possessive singular form