Definition of lubrication in English:

lubrication

noun luːbrɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action of applying a substance such as oil or grease to an engine or component so as to minimize friction and allow smooth movement.
instruments with moving parts may require lubrication
Example sentencesExamples
- Following the complications in the lubrication process of the steel column bases, plywood shoe detail will be considered for future phases.
- There is some evidence both gearboxes were affected by lack of lubrication.
- Rather like an engine that needs lubrication, I use a kind of cognitive juice.
- Consult your manual, because some machines don't require lubrication.
- Fuel and lubrication were calculated at $1.26 per gallon of diesel fuel plus 20 percent for engine oil, filter, and labor.
- Most self-propelled systems have numerous moving parts that require lubrication.
- In view of the relatively recent renewal of the main bearing shells, the likely cause of the bearing failure is inadequate lubrication.
- The pumping of pistons in a car engine firing up and down thousands of times per minute relies on heavy-duty lubrication.
- Check your owner's manual and perform the recommended preseason lubrication and service on your tractors.
- I had contemplated trying to fix the wheel with some lubrication.
1. 1.1 The action of making a process run smoothly.
  banks provide the necessary financial lubrication for any economy to grow
  Example sentencesExamples
  What they want is the lubrication of taxpayer money to move swiftly into the machinery of the credit markets.
  Trust is powerful lubrication for a market exchange.
  In reality, public transit is the lubrication for a modern urban economy.
  He begins cranking up his guitar—the instrument will be working overtime tonight, so he begins with it's preliminary lubrication.
  As if some juice necessary for the lubrication of her faculties were spontaneously squirted, she began precariously dipping among the blues and umbers.
  Oil certainly is the lubrication of our economy, and it's a national security matter.
  If you are pro-hemp and use it properly—I mean to meditate—it's lubrication for the mind!
  Some beneficial reasons to say something are to provide social lubrication (humor, small talk, etc.) and to convey information (your hat is on fire, I like cats, etc.).
  The party was a political machine that required constant financial lubrication.
  This provided a zone of comfort and political lubrication.
2. 1.2informal The process of making people convivial through drinking alcohol.
  a good time to talk with some beer for social lubrication
  people sitting putting the world to rights after more than sufficient lubrication
  Example sentencesExamples
  Once a means of social lubrication, alcohol has acquired a darker, more desperate nature.
  This is the archetypal lubrication wine, and can be particularly gulpable if served cellar cool.
  Beer lovers in their quest for lubrication buy cases of Bud and hope that they may find the magical ticket that will allow them to attend the event.
  Following the awards ceremony, most of the hacks gathered at the bar for further lubrication.
  Maybe it was the lubrication inspired by my fourth mojito.

Definition of lubrication in US English:

lubrication

nounˌlo͞obrəˈkāSHən

1The action of applying a substance such as oil or grease to an engine or component so as to minimize friction and allow smooth movement.
instruments with moving parts may require lubrication
Example sentencesExamples
- Fuel and lubrication were calculated at $1.26 per gallon of diesel fuel plus 20 percent for engine oil, filter, and labor.
- Most self-propelled systems have numerous moving parts that require lubrication.
- The pumping of pistons in a car engine firing up and down thousands of times per minute relies on heavy-duty lubrication.
- Check your owner's manual and perform the recommended preseason lubrication and service on your tractors.
- In view of the relatively recent renewal of the main bearing shells, the likely cause of the bearing failure is inadequate lubrication.
- Rather like an engine that needs lubrication, I use a kind of cognitive juice.
- There is some evidence both gearboxes were affected by lack of lubrication.
- Consult your manual, because some machines don't require lubrication.
- I had contemplated trying to fix the wheel with some lubrication.
- Following the complications in the lubrication process of the steel column bases, plywood shoe detail will be considered for future phases.
1. 1.1 The action of making a process run smoothly.
  banks provide the necessary financial lubrication for any economy to grow
  Example sentencesExamples
  He begins cranking up his guitar—the instrument will be working overtime tonight, so he begins with it's preliminary lubrication.
  Trust is powerful lubrication for a market exchange.
  What they want is the lubrication of taxpayer money to move swiftly into the machinery of the credit markets.
  If you are pro-hemp and use it properly—I mean to meditate—it's lubrication for the mind!
  In reality, public transit is the lubrication for a modern urban economy.
  Oil certainly is the lubrication of our economy, and it's a national security matter.
  As if some juice necessary for the lubrication of her faculties were spontaneously squirted, she began precariously dipping among the blues and umbers.
  The party was a political machine that required constant financial lubrication.
  This provided a zone of comfort and political lubrication.
  Some beneficial reasons to say something are to provide social lubrication (humor, small talk, etc.) and to convey information (your hat is on fire, I like cats, etc.).
2. 1.2informal The process of making people convivial through drinking alcohol.
  a good time to talk with some beer for social lubrication
  those emotional connections can only happen with the lubrication of alcohol
  Example sentencesExamples
  Maybe it was the lubrication inspired by my fourth mojito.
  Following the awards ceremony, most of the hacks gathered at the bar for further lubrication.
  This is the archetypal lubrication wine, and can be particularly gulpable if served cellar cool.
  Beer lovers in their quest for lubrication buy cases of Bud and hope that they may find the magical ticket that will allow them to attend the event.
  Once a means of social lubrication, alcohol has acquired a darker, more desperate nature.

词汇	lubrication
释义	Definition of lubrication in English: lubrication noun luːbrɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action of applying a substance such as oil or grease to an engine or component so as to minimize friction and allow smooth movement. instruments with moving parts may require lubrication Example sentencesExamples Following the complications in the lubrication process of the steel column bases, plywood shoe detail will be considered for future phases. There is some evidence both gearboxes were affected by lack of lubrication. Rather like an engine that needs lubrication, I use a kind of cognitive juice. Consult your manual, because some machines don't require lubrication. Fuel and lubrication were calculated at $1.26 per gallon of diesel fuel plus 20 percent for engine oil, filter, and labor. Most self-propelled systems have numerous moving parts that require lubrication. In view of the relatively recent renewal of the main bearing shells, the likely cause of the bearing failure is inadequate lubrication. The pumping of pistons in a car engine firing up and down thousands of times per minute relies on heavy-duty lubrication. Check your owner's manual and perform the recommended preseason lubrication and service on your tractors. I had contemplated trying to fix the wheel with some lubrication. 1.1 The action of making a process run smoothly. banks provide the necessary financial lubrication for any economy to grow Example sentencesExamples What they want is the lubrication of taxpayer money to move swiftly into the machinery of the credit markets. Trust is powerful lubrication for a market exchange. In reality, public transit is the lubrication for a modern urban economy. He begins cranking up his guitar—the instrument will be working overtime tonight, so he begins with it's preliminary lubrication. As if some juice necessary for the lubrication of her faculties were spontaneously squirted, she began precariously dipping among the blues and umbers. Oil certainly is the lubrication of our economy, and it's a national security matter. If you are pro-hemp and use it properly—I mean to meditate—it's lubrication for the mind! Some beneficial reasons to say something are to provide social lubrication (humor, small talk, etc.) and to convey information (your hat is on fire, I like cats, etc.). The party was a political machine that required constant financial lubrication. This provided a zone of comfort and political lubrication. 1.2informal The process of making people convivial through drinking alcohol. a good time to talk with some beer for social lubrication people sitting putting the world to rights after more than sufficient lubrication Example sentencesExamples Once a means of social lubrication, alcohol has acquired a darker, more desperate nature. This is the archetypal lubrication wine, and can be particularly gulpable if served cellar cool. Beer lovers in their quest for lubrication buy cases of Bud and hope that they may find the magical ticket that will allow them to attend the event. Following the awards ceremony, most of the hacks gathered at the bar for further lubrication. Maybe it was the lubrication inspired by my fourth mojito. Definition of lubrication in US English: lubrication nounˌlo͞obrəˈkāSHən 1The action of applying a substance such as oil or grease to an engine or component so as to minimize friction and allow smooth movement. instruments with moving parts may require lubrication Example sentencesExamples Fuel and lubrication were calculated at $1.26 per gallon of diesel fuel plus 20 percent for engine oil, filter, and labor. Most self-propelled systems have numerous moving parts that require lubrication. The pumping of pistons in a car engine firing up and down thousands of times per minute relies on heavy-duty lubrication. Check your owner's manual and perform the recommended preseason lubrication and service on your tractors. In view of the relatively recent renewal of the main bearing shells, the likely cause of the bearing failure is inadequate lubrication. Rather like an engine that needs lubrication, I use a kind of cognitive juice. There is some evidence both gearboxes were affected by lack of lubrication. Consult your manual, because some machines don't require lubrication. I had contemplated trying to fix the wheel with some lubrication. Following the complications in the lubrication process of the steel column bases, plywood shoe detail will be considered for future phases. 1.1 The action of making a process run smoothly. banks provide the necessary financial lubrication for any economy to grow Example sentencesExamples He begins cranking up his guitar—the instrument will be working overtime tonight, so he begins with it's preliminary lubrication. Trust is powerful lubrication for a market exchange. What they want is the lubrication of taxpayer money to move swiftly into the machinery of the credit markets. If you are pro-hemp and use it properly—I mean to meditate—it's lubrication for the mind! In reality, public transit is the lubrication for a modern urban economy. Oil certainly is the lubrication of our economy, and it's a national security matter. As if some juice necessary for the lubrication of her faculties were spontaneously squirted, she began precariously dipping among the blues and umbers. The party was a political machine that required constant financial lubrication. This provided a zone of comfort and political lubrication. Some beneficial reasons to say something are to provide social lubrication (humor, small talk, etc.) and to convey information (your hat is on fire, I like cats, etc.). 1.2informal The process of making people convivial through drinking alcohol. a good time to talk with some beer for social lubrication those emotional connections can only happen with the lubrication of alcohol Example sentencesExamples Maybe it was the lubrication inspired by my fourth mojito. Following the awards ceremony, most of the hacks gathered at the bar for further lubrication. This is the archetypal lubrication wine, and can be particularly gulpable if served cellar cool. Beer lovers in their quest for lubrication buy cases of Bud and hope that they may find the magical ticket that will allow them to attend the event. Once a means of social lubrication, alcohol has acquired a darker, more desperate nature.
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