Definition of precure in English:

precure

noun ˈpriːˌkjʊə

The curing of a synthetic resin in advance of another process (especially curing at a higher temperature), sometimes as an unwanted effect.

verb ˈpriːˌkjʊə

1no object Of a synthetic resin: to undergo premature curing, so as to impede subsequent mechanical processing.
2with object To cure (a synthetic resin) prior to another process, especially curing at a higher temperature.

Origin

1930s. From pre- + cure. Compare precuring, precure
1930s; earliest use found in Industrial and Engineering Chemistry. From pre- + cure.

Definition of precure in US English:

precure

nounˈpriːˌkjʊə

The curing of a synthetic resin in advance of another process (especially curing at a higher temperature), sometimes as an unwanted effect.

verbˈpriːˌkjʊə

1no object Of a synthetic resin: to undergo premature curing, so as to impede subsequent mechanical processing.
2with object To cure (a synthetic resin) prior to another process, especially curing at a higher temperature.

Origin

1930s. From pre- + cure. Compare precuring, precure<br>1930s; earliest use found in Industrial and Engineering Chemistry. From pre- + cure.

词汇	precure
释义	Definition of precure in English: precure noun ˈpriːˌkjʊə The curing of a synthetic resin in advance of another process (especially curing at a higher temperature), sometimes as an unwanted effect. verb ˈpriːˌkjʊə 1no object Of a synthetic resin: to undergo premature curing, so as to impede subsequent mechanical processing. 2with object To cure (a synthetic resin) prior to another process, especially curing at a higher temperature. Origin 1930s. From pre- + cure. Compare precuring, precure 1930s; earliest use found in Industrial and Engineering Chemistry. From pre- + cure. Definition of precure in US English: precure nounˈpriːˌkjʊə The curing of a synthetic resin in advance of another process (especially curing at a higher temperature), sometimes as an unwanted effect. verbˈpriːˌkjʊə 1no object Of a synthetic resin: to undergo premature curing, so as to impede subsequent mechanical processing. 2with object To cure (a synthetic resin) prior to another process, especially curing at a higher temperature. Origin 1930s. From pre- + cure. Compare precuring, precure<br>1930s; earliest use found in Industrial and Engineering Chemistry. From pre- + cure.
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