amino resin
- noun
- Specialized
- The manufacturer chose an amino resin for its strong adhesive properties in the furniture assembly.
Examples
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Paper treated with amino resin becomes more resistant to moisture and wear.
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Many decorative laminates are coated with an amino resin to enhance their durability and appearance.
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The amino resin is used in many adhesives.
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Many manufacturers prefer amino resins for their durability.
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Many decorative laminates are coated with an amino resin to enhance their durability and appearance.
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Paper treated with amino resin becomes more resistant to moisture and wear.
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The manufacturer chose an amino resin for its strong adhesive properties in furniture assembly.
Synonyms
A thick sticky substance from plants or made by people for glue and plastic
A hard, water-resistant plastic used as glue or a coating for paper and wood
A hard plastic used as a glue or a coating for paper and cloth
Surface Forms
Morphology
The compound 'amino resin' is transparently built from 'amino' (pertaining to –NH2 groups) + 'resin' (a sticky substance), so its meaning—a resin derived from amino compounds—is directly predictable from the constituents. Although technical, this noun–noun composition follows regular compounding patterns common across languages, so a learner who knows both words would understand the MWE's meaning.
Etymology
Amino resin is named for what it is: amino refers to small chemical parts that contain nitrogen, and resin is a sticky material like 'glue'. Together they make a strong sticky material used as a glue and in coatings, so the name shows why it is used to stick and protect paper, textiles, and furniture.