Vocab Bloom Hub

lubricate

/ˈluː.brɪ.keɪt/

Übersetzung: Ein Verb, das das Auftragen einer Substanz (z. B. Öl oder Schmierfett) bezeichnet, um Reibung zu verringern oder eine reibungslosere Bewegung zu ermöglichen.

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verb

/ˈluː.brɪ.keɪt/C1formal
  • deEin Verb, das das Auftragen einer Substanz (z. B. Öl oder Schmierfett) bezeichnet, um Reibung zu verringern oder eine reibungslosere Bewegung zu ermöglichen.

A verb meaning to apply a substance (such as oil or grease) to reduce friction or make something move more smoothly.

  1. Apply lubricantB2formaltechnical

    To apply a substance (such as oil or grease) to reduce friction between moving parts.

    deSchmieren

    • You should lubricate the engine regularly to prevent wear.
    • The mechanic lubricated the hinges on the door.
    • It is important to lubricate the chain of a bicycle.

    Synonymegreaselubeoilslick

  2. Have lubricating propertiesC1formaltechnical

    To possess the quality of reducing friction or making something slippery.

    deSchmierfähigkeit besitzen

    • This oil has excellent lubricating properties.
    • The new formula lubricates better than the old one.
    • Some synthetic materials naturally lubricate surfaces.
  3. Make smooth or slipperyB2formal

    To make a surface or mechanism smooth and slippery by applying a lubricant.

    deSchmieren

    • He lubricated the lock with graphite powder.
    • The machine parts need to be lubricated to operate quietly.
    • She lubricated the baking pan with butter.

    Synonymegreaselubeoilslicksmoothwax

    Antonymeabradedryroughen

Formen
  • lubricated past participle
  • lubricated past simple
  • lubricating present participle
  • lubricates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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