artificial fibers
[/ɑːr.tɪ.ˈfɪ.ʃəl ˈfaɪ.bərz/]
nounfemininepl: artificial fibers
fibras artificiais
1. Man-made fibers produced through chemical synthesis or modification of natural materials, used in textiles, clothing, and industrial applications
Polyester and nylon are common artificial fibers used in modern clothing.
Poliéster e náilon são fibras artificiais comuns usadas em roupas modernas.
2. Synthetic fibers created in laboratories that mimic or replace natural fibers like cotton, wool, or silk
The textile industry has increasingly relied on artificial fibers to reduce production costs.
A indústria têxtil tem aumentado a dependência de fibras artificiais para reduzir custos de produção.
3. Fibers engineered for specific properties such as durability, elasticity, water resistance, or flame resistance
Artificial fibers with special properties are essential for manufacturing sports equipment and protective clothing.
Fibras artificiais com propriedades especiais são essenciais para a fabricação de equipamentos esportivos e roupas de proteção.
Artificial fibers have become central to global fashion and manufacturing industries. In Brazil, the textile sector is significant, and the use of artificial fibers is discussed in terms of sustainability, cost-effectiveness, and innovation. In the USA, artificial fibers are widely marketed based on durability and performance characteristics, reflecting consumer preferences for practical, long-lasting clothing.
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