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Membrain

Description:

Membrain is a noun that refers to a thin, pliable layer or film that covers or lines a surface, organ, or structure. It can also be used as a verb to describe the act of covering or lining something with a thin, pliable layer.

Senses:

1. A noun referring to a thin, pliable layer or film that covers or lines a surface, organ, or structure.
2. A verb describing the act of covering or lining something with a thin, pliable layer.

Popular Usage:

In popular usage, "membrain" commonly refers to the thin layer inside a human ear that helps transmit sound waves to the auditory nerve.

Example Sentences:

1. The cell's membrain regulates the passage of nutrients and waste.
2. He coated the wire with a thin membrain to provide insulation.
3. The membrain of the ear vibrates as sound waves pass through, enabling us to hear.
4. She had to undergo surgery to repair the membrain lining her stomach.

Local Usage:

In certain regions, "membrain" is used colloquially to describe a waterproof, breathable layer used in outdoor clothing for protection against the elements.

Example Sentences:

1. Don't forget to wear your membrain jacket before going on the hike; it might rain.
2. His new boots have a special membrain lining that keeps his feet dry and comfortable.

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