How do you pronounce lubrication?

lubrication is pronounced as /ˌluː.brɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/.

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lubrication

💧lubrication (loubriquétion)

noun

/ˌluː.brɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/

lubrification (lubrification)

lubricate lubricity

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Signification

The action of applying a substance to reduce friction between surfaces in mutual contact.

The application of a substance such as oil or grease to reduce friction between moving parts.

Traduction de la signification

L'action d'appliquer une substance pour réduire la friction entre des surfaces en contact mutuel.

L'action d'appliquer une substance pour reduire la friction entre des surfaces en contact mutuel.

Phrases d'exemple

Lubrication of the eyes is essential for well-being.

La lubrification des yeux est essentielle pour le bien-être.

La lubrification des yeux est essentielle pour le bien-etre.

Lubrication reduces wear and tear in machines.

La lubrification reduit lusure des machines.

Synonymes

moistening, oiling, greasing, wetting, smoothening, slicking, coating

Entrée 1

moistening, oiling, greasing, wetting, smoothening, slicking

Entrée 2

oiling, greasing, coating

Antonymes

dryness, friction, roughness, abrasion, grinding, chafing, resistance

Entrée 1

dryness, friction, roughness, abrasion, grinding, chafing

Entrée 2

friction, dryness, resistance

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