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semitransparent
[ sem-ee-trans-pair-uhnt, -par-, sem-ahy- ]
Other 51Թ Forms
- i·ٰԲ·貹IJ· i·ٰԲ·貹IJԳ·Ա noun
- i·ٰԲ·貹IJԳ· adverb
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of semitransparent1
Example Sentences
To boost the efficiency of solar receivers, Casati turned to semitransparent materials such as quartz, which can trap sunlight -- a phenomenon called the thermal-trap effect.
The cage-like structures pioneered in Oregon are heavy-duty, semitransparent and easy to clean.
Stephen Carney, the cemetery’s command historian, told the committee about a previous plan Arlington National Cemetery’s staff had envisioned, involving a “semitransparent” viewing panel that would, in a sense, transport visitors back in time.
Another work, “Inverted Monument,” looks like an upside-down statue trapped inside a semitransparent pedestal, and is made of extruded thermoplastic polyester threads.
The curtain of “Cloak” is semitransparent — it allows vision and blocks it at the same time, and, if people step behind it, functions as a sort of hiding place.
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