plastics (general term for synthetic polymer materials)

to create or depict a character, image, or persona, especially in literature, film, or art

a statue, Buddhist image, or three-dimensional work of art

to reconstruct or restore a physical object, particularly a piece of art or a statue

plastic (the standard term used in Taiwan for the material)

a statue created by molding or sculpting pliable materials

styrofoam; foam plastic

a flexible sheet made of plastic, often used as a covering or for protection against moisture.

the art or process of modeling figures or objects in clay

an artist who makes sculptures.

painted clay figure

a figurine or sculpture made from wheat flour dough, often colored and highly detailed

plastic bag (Taiwan usage)

(stationery) to laminate

plastic film (abbr. for [[塑料|塑料|su4 liao4]][[薄膜|薄膜|bo2 mo2]])

body sculpting (weight loss and exercise)

an athletics track made of synthetic materials such as polyurethane or rubber, also known as a tartan track

acetal resin, also known as polyoxymethylene (POM) or by the brand name Delrin

(fine arts) a mobile

statue of Chairman Mao Zedong (1893-1976)

a container made of plastic material

"super plastic" (a common nickname for polytetrafluoroethylene or Teflon)

(coll.) bad or awkward Mandarin (spoken with heavy accent, incorrect tones or other non-standard features)

a pair of women whose seemingly close friendship is actually shallow, insincere, and subtly competitive; fake besties

to seal an object, such as a document or card, in a protective layer of plastic

scooter (Taiwan usage)