Dictionary entry
Vulcanize
Pronunciation: /ˈvʌlkənʌɪz/
Pronunciation
/ˈvʌlkənʌɪz/
Myanmar Meaning
ပို၍ခိုင်ခံ့ပျော့ပျောင်းအောင် ကန့်နှင့် ပေါင်းတင်ထား သည် (ရော်ဘာ)။
Definition
vulcanized , -ised /'vʌlkǝnaÇzd/ adj ပို၍ခိုင္ခံ့ေပ်ာ့ေပ်ာင္းေအာင္ ကန္႔ႏွင့္ ေပါင္းတင္ထား ေသာ (ေရာ္ဘာ)။
Examples
- ‘They can be vulcanised directly into the tyre material.’
- ‘Synthetic rubber erasers are vulcanized (cooked under pressure) to cure the rubber
- but vinyl erasers skip this part.’
- ‘With all of their manufactured steel
- vulcanized rubber
- and processed plate glass
- Model Ts were selling at about 25 cents a pound - perhaps the best bargain in the industrialized world.’
- ‘In the early twentieth century vulcanized rubber was favoured
- and latterly hard plastic.’
- ‘The ball the schoolboys originally swatted was a globe of vulcanized India rubber pierced with a hole.’
- ‘Some of the first useful polymers were chemically modified natural polymers such as vulcanized rubber and cellulose acetate.’
- ‘I am allergic to peanut skins and vulcanized rubber.’
- ‘Ricky Davis bounces around like he's made of vulcanized rubber.’
- ‘Users of the material will see a silicone fluid appear on the surface of the cured elastomer; this self-lubricating technology is designed
- in part
- to prevent vulcanized silicone surfaces from sticking to each other.’
- ‘The meal was a constant struggle with pizza crust that can only be described as vulcanized.’
- ‘In use
- the gamepad is comfortable to hold
- with a vulcanised rubber grip.’
- ‘This rubber can be vulcanized (treated under heat and pressure with sulfur to improve elasticity and strength).’
- ‘High-NBS vulcanized rubber maintains traction over a full range of terrain.’
- ‘And the rubber is now injection-molded (in Maine) rather than vulcanized
- making a lighter boot with surer traction.’
- ‘It wasn't buoyant
- so
- by way of appendix
- he fitted a motor tube - two tubes vulcanised together - around the gunwale.’
- ‘We use wheels made out of vulcanized rubber
- which are much sturdier and more durable than wood and easier on the environment than steel.’
- ‘Oh
- when I got seriously into waterfowling 35 years or so ago
- all waders and hip boots were made of vulcanized rubber
- and it was possible to get a perfectly serviceable ‘hot’ patch on a puncture.’
- ‘Condoms became known as rubbers after 1844
- when Charles Goodyear patented his process for vulcanizing rubber and factories began mass-producing rubber condoms.’
- ‘For example
- I can recall from elementary school the story of Charles Goodyear and vulcanizing rubber.’
- ‘The implants are made of vulcanized silicone or silastic
- a clear
- hard
- rubber-like material
- and secured to the skeleton by insertion into a pocket or with small titanium screws that anchor to the underlying bone.’