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Definition of lubricant in English: lubricantnoun ˈluːbrɪk(ə)ntˈlubrəkənt A substance used for lubricating an engine or component, such as oil or grease. 润滑剂；润滑油 squirt in a lubricant on a regular basis mass noun the pipe ends had been smeared with lubricant Example sentencesExamples - At times, these vehicles are found injecting tonnes of black exhausts due to run down engines and poor quality lubricants.
- Another bio-diesel benefit is the oil acts as an engine lubricant, extending the engine's life.
- Dry the parts well and spray them with silicone lubricant before reinstalling them.
- The lubricants are biodegradable and less toxic than traditional lubricants made from petroleum.
- But he should really wear more clothing if he's in contact with oils and lubricants.
- Industrial lubricants can be subdivided into industrial oils and industrial specialities.
- The trend in automotive mechanical and electromechanical components is a move toward synthetic lubricants.
- This waterproof coating will not wash off, thicken in cold conditions or attract dirt like oil lubricants do.
- Oil extracted from the seed was used in Canada during World War II as a substitute for scarce petroleum lubricants.
- The opposite trend affected animal fat and vegetable oil exports, the export of mineral fuels and lubricants and of chemical products.
- Ask whether applying lubricant before or after the tension assembly is recommended for your model.
- New fluids derived from vegetable oils have potential as base oils for making lubricants.
- Fabric zippers come in contact with or are made with oils, lubricants, detergents, dyes, and other common chemicals.
- It has that oily lubricant smell I associate with my dad, which is apt since he dealt in oil, and lubricants.
- Specialities in this case are principally greases, metal working lubricants and solid lubricant films.
- The first project is to develop coconut oil as base for industrial lubricant.
- Castor oil is used for making premium lubricants for heavy equipment and for jet engines.
- It now produces only lubricants, including motor oil, transmission fluid, industrial grease, wax etc.
- Alkaline cleaning is used to remove oils, inhibitors, lubricants and dirt prior to coating.
- Three of four drops per bearing should be ample if you're using an oil-based lubricant.
Synonyms grease, oil, lubricator, lubrication, emollient, lotion, unguent lard, fat moisturizer
adjective ˈluːbrɪk(ə)ntˈlubrəkənt Lubricating. （用作）润滑的；减少摩擦的 一层薄薄的润滑膜。 Example sentencesExamples - A thorough understanding of the role of each lens care product like the cleaning solution, lubricant drops will keep lens clean and eyes healthy and comfortable.
- This behavior is interpreted in terms of a loss of protein internal water, so-called lubricant water, induced by the co-solvent.
- Orthopaedic surgeons now use non-steroidal knee lubricant injections to save your knee from surgery.
- The coating is not affected by lubricant films and can be applied as a tailor-made shim, foil gasket or as a direct coating.
- An ultrasonic cleaning feature and lubricant rinse may be added.
- One suggestion is to use lubricant drops, which you can buy from any chemist shop.
- These agents reduce oxygen attack on the lubricant base oil to lessen oil thickening and the buildup of corrosive acids.
- Specialities in this case are principally greases, metal working lubricants and solid lubricant films.
- Treatment may include aggressive management with antibiotic, steroid, and lubricant drops.
OriginEarly 19th century: from Latin lubricant- 'making slippery', from the verb lubricare (see lubricate). Definition of lubricant in US English: lubricantnounˈlubrəkəntˈlo͞obrəkənt A substance, such as oil or grease, used for minimizing friction, especially in an engine or component. Example sentencesExamples - The opposite trend affected animal fat and vegetable oil exports, the export of mineral fuels and lubricants and of chemical products.
- Dry the parts well and spray them with silicone lubricant before reinstalling them.
- It has that oily lubricant smell I associate with my dad, which is apt since he dealt in oil, and lubricants.
- The lubricants are biodegradable and less toxic than traditional lubricants made from petroleum.
- Alkaline cleaning is used to remove oils, inhibitors, lubricants and dirt prior to coating.
- This waterproof coating will not wash off, thicken in cold conditions or attract dirt like oil lubricants do.
- New fluids derived from vegetable oils have potential as base oils for making lubricants.
- Another bio-diesel benefit is the oil acts as an engine lubricant, extending the engine's life.
- But he should really wear more clothing if he's in contact with oils and lubricants.
- Oil extracted from the seed was used in Canada during World War II as a substitute for scarce petroleum lubricants.
- At times, these vehicles are found injecting tonnes of black exhausts due to run down engines and poor quality lubricants.
- The trend in automotive mechanical and electromechanical components is a move toward synthetic lubricants.
- Specialities in this case are principally greases, metal working lubricants and solid lubricant films.
- Ask whether applying lubricant before or after the tension assembly is recommended for your model.
- It now produces only lubricants, including motor oil, transmission fluid, industrial grease, wax etc.
- Industrial lubricants can be subdivided into industrial oils and industrial specialities.
- Fabric zippers come in contact with or are made with oils, lubricants, detergents, dyes, and other common chemicals.
- Three of four drops per bearing should be ample if you're using an oil-based lubricant.
- The first project is to develop coconut oil as base for industrial lubricant.
- Castor oil is used for making premium lubricants for heavy equipment and for jet engines.
Synonyms grease, oil, lubricator, lubrication, emollient, lotion, unguent
adjectiveˈlubrəkəntˈlo͞obrəkənt Lubricating. （用作）润滑的；减少摩擦的 一层薄薄的润滑膜。 Example sentencesExamples - This behavior is interpreted in terms of a loss of protein internal water, so-called lubricant water, induced by the co-solvent.
- One suggestion is to use lubricant drops, which you can buy from any chemist shop.
- The coating is not affected by lubricant films and can be applied as a tailor-made shim, foil gasket or as a direct coating.
- Treatment may include aggressive management with antibiotic, steroid, and lubricant drops.
- Specialities in this case are principally greases, metal working lubricants and solid lubricant films.
- A thorough understanding of the role of each lens care product like the cleaning solution, lubricant drops will keep lens clean and eyes healthy and comfortable.
- Orthopaedic surgeons now use non-steroidal knee lubricant injections to save your knee from surgery.
- These agents reduce oxygen attack on the lubricant base oil to lessen oil thickening and the buildup of corrosive acids.
- An ultrasonic cleaning feature and lubricant rinse may be added.
OriginEarly 19th century: from Latin lubricant- ‘making slippery’, from the verb lubricare (see lubricate). |