Definition of cermet in English:

cermet

noun ˈsəːmɛtˈsərmɛt

Any of a class of heat-resistant materials made of ceramic and sintered metal.
金属陶瓷，合金陶瓷
Example sentencesExamples
- This new generation of cermets also is capable of handling interrupted cutting operations that before weren't feasible.
- The documents below provide information about depleted uranium use in steel cermets for spent nuclear fuel.
- Joining titanium-carbide cermets to high-temperature alloys has been accomplished by vacuum diffusion, and gives a weld stronger than thee cermet.
- The behavior of cermets under shock-wave loading conditions is examined.
- It is the strongest structural material and is used to make parts for electrical circuits, cutting tools, cermets, and cemented carbide.

Origin

1950s: blend of ceramic and metal.

Definition of cermet in US English:

cermet

nounˈsərmetˈsərmɛt

Any of a class of heat-resistant materials made of ceramic and sintered metal.
金属陶瓷，合金陶瓷
Example sentencesExamples
- It is the strongest structural material and is used to make parts for electrical circuits, cutting tools, cermets, and cemented carbide.
- The documents below provide information about depleted uranium use in steel cermets for spent nuclear fuel.
- Joining titanium-carbide cermets to high-temperature alloys has been accomplished by vacuum diffusion, and gives a weld stronger than thee cermet.
- This new generation of cermets also is capable of handling interrupted cutting operations that before weren't feasible.
- The behavior of cermets under shock-wave loading conditions is examined.

Origin

1950s: blend of ceramic and metal.

词汇	cermet
释义	Definition of cermet in English: cermet noun ˈsəːmɛtˈsərmɛt Any of a class of heat-resistant materials made of ceramic and sintered metal. 金属陶瓷，合金陶瓷 Example sentencesExamples This new generation of cermets also is capable of handling interrupted cutting operations that before weren't feasible. The documents below provide information about depleted uranium use in steel cermets for spent nuclear fuel. Joining titanium-carbide cermets to high-temperature alloys has been accomplished by vacuum diffusion, and gives a weld stronger than thee cermet. The behavior of cermets under shock-wave loading conditions is examined. It is the strongest structural material and is used to make parts for electrical circuits, cutting tools, cermets, and cemented carbide. Origin 1950s: blend of ceramic and metal. Definition of cermet in US English: cermet nounˈsərmetˈsərmɛt Any of a class of heat-resistant materials made of ceramic and sintered metal. 金属陶瓷，合金陶瓷 Example sentencesExamples It is the strongest structural material and is used to make parts for electrical circuits, cutting tools, cermets, and cemented carbide. The documents below provide information about depleted uranium use in steel cermets for spent nuclear fuel. Joining titanium-carbide cermets to high-temperature alloys has been accomplished by vacuum diffusion, and gives a weld stronger than thee cermet. This new generation of cermets also is capable of handling interrupted cutting operations that before weren't feasible. The behavior of cermets under shock-wave loading conditions is examined. Origin 1950s: blend of ceramic and metal.
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