Definition of mandrel in English:

mandrel

noun ˈmandr(ə)lˈmændrəl

1A shaft or spindle in a lathe, to which work is fixed while being turned.
车床心轴；紧轴
Example sentencesExamples
- Attach these mandrels to an electric motor to make a high quality, low cost work station for various sanding, polishing and buffing operations.
- The drill is switched on and the mandrel rotates.
- While the mandrel is rotating, a layer of shrink-wrap tape is applied to the outside of the composite material.
2A cylindrical rod round which metal or other material is forged or shaped.
（锻造金属用）芯棒，顶杆
Example sentencesExamples
- Finally finished, Alex let her voice trail off as she pried the ring off of the mandrel.
- Broomfield offers expandable winding mandrels in both round and rectangular configurations that will collapse for easy coil removal.
- A flat strip of ‘soft’ iron is folded in half around a mandrel to create the socket.
- The heat generated by the mandrel causes the two materials to briefly reach their melting temperature and combine.
- The core is then slipped onto a mandrel and wrapped with polyester mesh fabric and additional silicone.
- Engis also has a complete range of taper pins and mandrels for the wire drawing and tube industries.
- The gooey tapes are plastered on the inside of molds or wrapped around shells called mandrels, and then baked.
- The copper mandrel also helps control the welding heat by acting as a heat-sink.
- Long before we knew much about steel, iron bars were wrapped around a mandrel and forged together.
- Larger rings can be fabricated by forging over a mandrel.
- The body of the flute is made by winding carbon fibre around a metal mandrel, using a machine, and then impregnating it with epoxy resin.
3British A miner's pick.
〈英〉（矿工用）镐

Origin

Early 16th century (in sense 3): of unknown origin.

Rhymes

mandrill

Definition of mandrel in US English:

mandrel

nounˈmandrəlˈmændrəl

1A shaft or spindle in a lathe, to which work is fixed while being turned.
车床心轴；紧轴
Example sentencesExamples
- The drill is switched on and the mandrel rotates.
- Attach these mandrels to an electric motor to make a high quality, low cost work station for various sanding, polishing and buffing operations.
- While the mandrel is rotating, a layer of shrink-wrap tape is applied to the outside of the composite material.
2A cylindrical rod around which metal or other material is forged or shaped.
（锻造金属用）芯棒，顶杆
Example sentencesExamples
- The copper mandrel also helps control the welding heat by acting as a heat-sink.
- Larger rings can be fabricated by forging over a mandrel.
- Engis also has a complete range of taper pins and mandrels for the wire drawing and tube industries.
- A flat strip of ‘soft’ iron is folded in half around a mandrel to create the socket.
- The gooey tapes are plastered on the inside of molds or wrapped around shells called mandrels, and then baked.
- Broomfield offers expandable winding mandrels in both round and rectangular configurations that will collapse for easy coil removal.
- The body of the flute is made by winding carbon fibre around a metal mandrel, using a machine, and then impregnating it with epoxy resin.
- Finally finished, Alex let her voice trail off as she pried the ring off of the mandrel.
- Long before we knew much about steel, iron bars were wrapped around a mandrel and forged together.
- The core is then slipped onto a mandrel and wrapped with polyester mesh fabric and additional silicone.
- The heat generated by the mandrel causes the two materials to briefly reach their melting temperature and combine.

Origin

Early 16th century (in mandrel (sense 3)): of unknown origin.

词汇	mandrel
释义	Definition of mandrel in English: mandrel noun ˈmandr(ə)lˈmændrəl 1A shaft or spindle in a lathe, to which work is fixed while being turned. 车床心轴；紧轴 Example sentencesExamples Attach these mandrels to an electric motor to make a high quality, low cost work station for various sanding, polishing and buffing operations. The drill is switched on and the mandrel rotates. While the mandrel is rotating, a layer of shrink-wrap tape is applied to the outside of the composite material. 2A cylindrical rod round which metal or other material is forged or shaped. （锻造金属用）芯棒，顶杆 Example sentencesExamples Finally finished, Alex let her voice trail off as she pried the ring off of the mandrel. Broomfield offers expandable winding mandrels in both round and rectangular configurations that will collapse for easy coil removal. A flat strip of ‘soft’ iron is folded in half around a mandrel to create the socket. The heat generated by the mandrel causes the two materials to briefly reach their melting temperature and combine. The core is then slipped onto a mandrel and wrapped with polyester mesh fabric and additional silicone. Engis also has a complete range of taper pins and mandrels for the wire drawing and tube industries. The gooey tapes are plastered on the inside of molds or wrapped around shells called mandrels, and then baked. The copper mandrel also helps control the welding heat by acting as a heat-sink. Long before we knew much about steel, iron bars were wrapped around a mandrel and forged together. Larger rings can be fabricated by forging over a mandrel. The body of the flute is made by winding carbon fibre around a metal mandrel, using a machine, and then impregnating it with epoxy resin. 3British A miner's pick. 〈英〉（矿工用）镐 Origin Early 16th century (in sense 3): of unknown origin. Rhymes mandrill Definition of mandrel in US English: mandrel nounˈmandrəlˈmændrəl 1A shaft or spindle in a lathe, to which work is fixed while being turned. 车床心轴；紧轴 Example sentencesExamples The drill is switched on and the mandrel rotates. Attach these mandrels to an electric motor to make a high quality, low cost work station for various sanding, polishing and buffing operations. While the mandrel is rotating, a layer of shrink-wrap tape is applied to the outside of the composite material. 2A cylindrical rod around which metal or other material is forged or shaped. （锻造金属用）芯棒，顶杆 Example sentencesExamples The copper mandrel also helps control the welding heat by acting as a heat-sink. Larger rings can be fabricated by forging over a mandrel. Engis also has a complete range of taper pins and mandrels for the wire drawing and tube industries. A flat strip of ‘soft’ iron is folded in half around a mandrel to create the socket. The gooey tapes are plastered on the inside of molds or wrapped around shells called mandrels, and then baked. Broomfield offers expandable winding mandrels in both round and rectangular configurations that will collapse for easy coil removal. The body of the flute is made by winding carbon fibre around a metal mandrel, using a machine, and then impregnating it with epoxy resin. Finally finished, Alex let her voice trail off as she pried the ring off of the mandrel. Long before we knew much about steel, iron bars were wrapped around a mandrel and forged together. The core is then slipped onto a mandrel and wrapped with polyester mesh fabric and additional silicone. The heat generated by the mandrel causes the two materials to briefly reach their melting temperature and combine. Origin Early 16th century (in mandrel (sense 3)): of unknown origin.
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