adj.塑造的，陶土制的，可塑造性的
n.陶制品

The artist skillfully molded the fictile clay into a beautiful vase.
艺术家熟练地将可塑的陶土塑造成一个美丽的花瓶。
The ancient civilization was known for its fictile arts, producing exquisite pottery.
古代文明以其陶瓷工艺闻名，制作出精美的陶器。
The fictile nature of the medium allowed for endless creativity in sculpture classes.
这种材料的可塑性使得雕塑课上创意无限。
She held the fictile figure gently, admiring the artisan's delicate work.
她轻轻地拿着那个可塑的小雕像，欣赏着工匠的精细手艺。
The potter's hands moved deftly, shaping the fictile mass on the spinning wheel.
陶艺家的手灵巧地移动，塑造着转轮上的可塑泥团。
Fictile imagination helped the author craft compelling narratives in her novels.
虚构的想象力帮助作者在小说中创作出引人入胜的故事。
The fictile material cooled and hardened, transforming into a durable piece of art.
可塑材料冷却并硬化，变成了一个耐用的艺术品。
The child's mind was fictile, easily absorbing new knowledge and ideas.
孩子的心灵是可塑的，很容易吸收新的知识和想法。
The fictile process of making pottery has been passed down through generations in this village.
在这个村庄，制陶的可塑过程已经代代相传。
The artist explored the limits of fictile expression, pushing the boundaries of ceramic design.
艺术家探索了可塑表达的极限，推动了陶瓷设计的边界。