Plaster
Slang Term
British
★★★★★ Very Common
Neutral
Meaning: Adhesive bandage (Band-Aid)
创可贴
Tirita
絆創膏(ばんそうこう)
반창고 (밴드에이드)
British term for small adhesive bandages used on minor cuts.
英式英语中指用于小伤口的粘性绷带。
Término británico para las pequeñas vendas adhesivas que se usan en cortes menores.
小さな切り傷に使う粘着包帯の英国式表現。
가벼운 상처에 사용하는 접착 붕대를 가리키는 영국식 표현.
Examples
- Put a plaster on that cut. 在那个伤口上贴个创可贴Ponte una tirita en ese corteその切り傷に絆創膏を貼って그 상처에 반창고를 붙여.
- Need a plaster for my blister. 我的水泡需要贴个创可贴Necesito una tirita para mi ampollaまめに絆創膏が必要だ물집에 반창고가 필요해.
Pronunciation
/ˈplɑːstə/
Usage Guide
Context: medical, first aid
Tone: standard
✓ Do Say
- British standard英式标准用法Uso estándar británicoイギリスの標準的な表現영국 표준 표현
✗ Don't Say
- US—use Band-Aid美式英语中用Band-AidEn EE. UU. se usa Band-AidアメリカではBand-Aidを使う미국에서는 Band-Aid 사용
Common Mistakes
- Not construction plaster
Origin & History
Short for sticking plaster, British medical term.
Cultural Context
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: All classes
Pop culture: British first aid
Regional notes: British.
Variations
PlasterSticking plaster
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