Definition of sparking plug in English:

sparking plug

noun

British

another term for spark plug
Example sentencesExamples
- Car owners could replace the air filter and sparking plug themselves; they are very accessible.
- Mothers had to keep guards around sparking plugs to protect their children and share the bed with their infants so that rats would not get near them.
- Specialist firms supplied many components for vehicle-building, including batteries, castings and sparking plugs, upholstery, tyres for wheels, and glass for windscreens and windows.
- The factory made sparking plugs for aircraft engines and was a subsidiary of Lodge Plugs in Rugby.
- A son may manage to down a beer or scrape sparking plugs with his father, but the chance of having a normal, casual chat with his mother may be slim indeed.
- Sparking plugs, also known as spark plugs, are no longer manufactured in Australia and the high customs duty, 15%, penalises consumers of sparking plugs and adds costs to Australian industry.
- There is no evidence that the lead coating process in the sparking plugs occurred suddenly.

Definition of sparking plug in US English:

sparking plug

nounˈspärkiNG ˌpləɡ

British

another term for spark plug
Example sentencesExamples
- There is no evidence that the lead coating process in the sparking plugs occurred suddenly.
- Sparking plugs, also known as spark plugs, are no longer manufactured in Australia and the high customs duty, 15%, penalises consumers of sparking plugs and adds costs to Australian industry.
- Car owners could replace the air filter and sparking plug themselves; they are very accessible.
- Mothers had to keep guards around sparking plugs to protect their children and share the bed with their infants so that rats would not get near them.
- A son may manage to down a beer or scrape sparking plugs with his father, but the chance of having a normal, casual chat with his mother may be slim indeed.
- The factory made sparking plugs for aircraft engines and was a subsidiary of Lodge Plugs in Rugby.
- Specialist firms supplied many components for vehicle-building, including batteries, castings and sparking plugs, upholstery, tyres for wheels, and glass for windscreens and windows.

词汇	sparking plug
释义	Definition of sparking plug in English: sparking plug noun British another term for spark plug Example sentencesExamples Car owners could replace the air filter and sparking plug themselves; they are very accessible. Mothers had to keep guards around sparking plugs to protect their children and share the bed with their infants so that rats would not get near them. Specialist firms supplied many components for vehicle-building, including batteries, castings and sparking plugs, upholstery, tyres for wheels, and glass for windscreens and windows. The factory made sparking plugs for aircraft engines and was a subsidiary of Lodge Plugs in Rugby. A son may manage to down a beer or scrape sparking plugs with his father, but the chance of having a normal, casual chat with his mother may be slim indeed. Sparking plugs, also known as spark plugs, are no longer manufactured in Australia and the high customs duty, 15%, penalises consumers of sparking plugs and adds costs to Australian industry. There is no evidence that the lead coating process in the sparking plugs occurred suddenly. Definition of sparking plug in US English: sparking plug nounˈspärkiNG ˌpləɡ British another term for spark plug Example sentencesExamples There is no evidence that the lead coating process in the sparking plugs occurred suddenly. Sparking plugs, also known as spark plugs, are no longer manufactured in Australia and the high customs duty, 15%, penalises consumers of sparking plugs and adds costs to Australian industry. Car owners could replace the air filter and sparking plug themselves; they are very accessible. Mothers had to keep guards around sparking plugs to protect their children and share the bed with their infants so that rats would not get near them. A son may manage to down a beer or scrape sparking plugs with his father, but the chance of having a normal, casual chat with his mother may be slim indeed. The factory made sparking plugs for aircraft engines and was a subsidiary of Lodge Plugs in Rugby. Specialist firms supplied many components for vehicle-building, including batteries, castings and sparking plugs, upholstery, tyres for wheels, and glass for windscreens and windows.
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