Significados de adhere very en inglés

They adhere very closely to any substance, which in this case is pot.

Antimony may be precipitated in its metallic state from a hydrochloric acid solution, but it does not adhere very firmly to the electrode.

To this rule Sir Thomas did not adhere very rigorously, and indeed, by a departure from it, frequently arrived at the effect he contemplated.

This coating, however, does not adhere very firmly to a smooth metal surface, so that, with careless handling, patches may become rubbed or torn off.

These lithodomes were oblong shells, suspended in clusters and adhering very tightly to the rocks.

The reduced zinc has a dark gray color, and adheres very firmly to the electrode.

Emmer is a species of wheat to the berries of which the chaff adheres very closely.

The resulting platinum deposit adheres very strongly to the quartz, and may be soldered to as before.

He adhered very tenaciously to his delusional system and believed himself fully justified in all his litigious pursuits.

Shakespeare has, in giving a dramatic form to this passage, adhered very closely and properly to the text.

As a matter of fact, Mr. Asquith was adhering very strictly to the letter and spirit of the Constitution.

Cusa says that this chapel, which again is not in the Palazzo di Pilato block, adheres very closely to the design of Pellegrino Tibaldi.