lubricant 英 [ˈlu:brɪkənt]   美 [ˈlubrɪkənt]

lubricant

lubricant  英 [ˈlu:brɪkənt] 美 [ˈlubrɪkənt]

n. 润滑剂;润滑油  adj. 润滑的 

名词复数:lubricants 

It was unintended, but diverted food aid acted as a lubricant to the development of the market. 这是人们意料之外的,但是被截留的粮食援助充当的黑市发展的润滑剂。
I have some solution to clean and store them in, and lubricant should they become stuck in my eyes (urgh) and that's it. 我可以用护理液来清洁和储存隐形眼镜,当眼镜开始粘在我眼睛上时(呃!) ,护理液还可以充当润滑剂。

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  • n. 润滑剂;润滑油
  • adj. 润滑的
  • 1. It was unintended, but diverted food aid acted as a lubricant to the development of the market.

    这是人们意料之外的,但是被截留的粮食援助充当的黑市发展的润滑剂。

  • 2. I have some solution to clean and store them in, and lubricant should they become stuck in my eyes (urgh) and that's it.

    我可以用护理液来清洁和储存隐形眼镜,当眼镜开始粘在我眼睛上时(呃!) ,护理液还可以充当润滑剂。

  • 3. If you finger her your fingers may be covered with a lot of her clear lubricant when you pull them out.

    如果你为她指交,你的手指想必会沾满她清澈的润滑物,拖将出来犹如蘸进糖罐。

  • lubricant (adj.) "reducing friction," 1809, from Latin lubricantem (nominative lubricans), present participle of lubricare "to make slippery or smooth," from lubricus "slippery; easily moved, sliding, gliding;" figuratively "uncertain, hazardous, dangerous; seductive," from PIE *leubh-ro-, suffixed form of root *sleubh- "to slip, slide."
  • lubricant (n.) "material that can reduce friction in rubbing surfaces," 1828, probably from lubricant (adj.), or else from Latin lubricantem.
lu·bri·cant / ˈluːbrɪkənt ; NAmE ˈluːbrɪkənt / ( also informal lube / luːb ; NAmE luːb / ) noun [uncountable ,  countable ] a substance, for example oil, that you put on surfaces or parts of a machine so that they move easily and smoothly 润滑剂;润滑油 lubricant lubricants lu·bri·cant / ˈluːbrɪkənt ; NAmE ˈluːbrɪkənt / lube / luːb ; NAmE luːb /
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