rubber; caoutchouc; a highly elastic polymer that is waterproof, airtight, and non-conductive

a medical capsule, usually made of gelatin, used to hold bitter or oily medicine for easier swallowing

adhesive tape used for sticking things together or insulating wires

A type of protein found in skin, bone, and connective tissue, widely used in medicine, cosmetics, and the food industry.

photographic film used for cameras and movies; also called [[软片|軟片|ruan3 pian4]] or [[胶卷|膠捲|jiao1 juan3]]

liquid glue or mucilage used for sticking items together

plastic; synthetic resin. In Taiwan, this is the standard term for [[塑料|塑料|su4 liao4]]

a traditional Chinese medicine made by boiling donkey hide, used to enrich blood and treat bleeding; named after Dong'e county in Shandong province where it originated

A granular form of silica used as a drying agent for food or as an industrial adsorbent to soak up moisture.

A roll of photographic film used for taking pictures

a substance made of particles dispersed through another substance, such as gelatin or smoke; gelatinous matter; also written as [[胶体|膠體|jiao1 ti3]]

latex; emulsion; a milky fluid used to make rubber products like gloves and toys or as a liquid adhesive

adhesive tape or plaster; includes rubberized tape used for insulating electrical wires and general-purpose tape

to be firmly stuck or glued together

An organic compound made from animal skin, bones, or fish bladders; used as an adhesive, in photographic film, in medicines, or as a food additive

a substance in a jelly-like state or consisting of particles dispersed in another substance; colloform

A gelatinous substance found in the cell walls of plants and fruit, commonly used to make jam or jelly.

shoes made entirely of rubber, such as rain boots or galoshes

Jiaozhou, a county-level city in the administrative area of [[青岛|青島|qing1 dao3]] in Shandong Province

plywood; veneer board; a board made by gluing and pressing together multiple layers of thin wood with grain arranged in different directions

a tubular object made of rubber or similar flexible materials; rubber tubing

to glue or cement together; to bond into a solid mass as an adhesive dries

vulcanized rubber; a common term for artificial or treated rubber

hair spray or hair gel used to style and set hair

A self-adhesive label or material that remains tacky and can be peeled off; also refers to the adhesive itself used on such stickers.

gluey; gelatinous; colloid

to come apart or become unstuck when the glue holding something together fails

A deepwater bay on the southern coast of Shandong province; formerly a German colonial territory and later occupied by Japan before being returned to China.

(abbreviation) to use offset printing; short for [[胶版印刷|膠版印刷|jiao1 ban3 yin4 shua1]]

Describes a very close, inseparable relationship between lovers or a married couple; joined at the hip

Jiaozhou, a county-level city in Qingdao, Shandong province

a suspension of fine solid particles or liquid droplets in air or another gas

To cut the bark of a rubber tree to collect the sap or latex

The white milky liquid harvested from rubber trees, used as a raw material for manufacturing rubber; also refers to colloidal emulsions used to make gloves, toys, and adhesives.

A synthetic rubber containing silicon and oxygen atoms, characterized by high stability across extreme temperatures and good insulation; used in automotive parts, medical devices, and aerospace seals.

gum or resin secreted by certain trees; used in industry to make medicine, candy, or glue

to join or stick items together using glue

cellophane tape; clear adhesive tape

moist, sticky clay, often used as a material for clay modeling or sculpture; daub

collagen; a type of protein found in skin and bones

rubber that has not yet undergone vulcanization

The para rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis), a tall evergreen tree whose sap is the primary source of natural rubber

A translucent adhesive made from the swim bladder, bones, scales, or skin of fish; used for woodwork, leather, and papermaking.

thin flexible layer of plastic material used for laminating or sealing

colloidal particles; colloid

microfilm; microfiche; microcopy

A hard plastic made from synthetic resins and fillers, often used for electrical insulation; also called [[电木|電木|dian4 mu4]].

bag made from plastic; primarily used in Taiwan, while mainland China typically uses [[塑料袋|塑料袋|su4 liao4 dai4]]

(chemistry) an aggregate of molecules in a colloidal solution, such as those formed by detergents