abrasive 的 2 个定义
- any material or substance used for grinding, polishing, etc., as emery, pumice, or sandpaper.
abrasive 近义词
irritating in manner
scraping or wearing
更多abrasive例句
- Now 30, he’s the author of five comedy specials which lean on a cutthroat, abrasive humor that makes his audience cringe as well as smirk.
- Plus, they’re more effective and less abrasive than toilet paper.
- We went at it with the most abrasive cleaning products we had on hand, shaking and queasy, scrubbing until it had vanished.
- Then, when it could not be easily wiped off, my industrious husband took the abrasive side of a sponge to it, leaving scratches that looked like a bear had dragged its claws across the surface.
- If your floor steam cleaner has a scrubbing option, skip that—you don’t want to risk scratching the laminate surface with anything abrasive.
- In her newest EP Love Your Boyfriend, she takes the messaging of love songs and places it in an abrasive, sonic package.
- The sound of the record, meanwhile, is ideal: not too smooth, not too abrasive.
- He stayed away from the gym for a while and came back transformed, abrasive and rude when he had once been polite and respectful.
- There is a sense that House of Cards reflects the infighting and abrasive atmosphere of the political sphere at the time.
- In contrast to the abrasive and high-handed Zakir, Ibrahim is an admired figure among the insurgents.
- Oil or other fluids used on work are apt to drop on it and when wet for a short time the abrasive is useless.
- Old Gilby, the pro, could be abrasive when a bone-head play disfigured the game he loved.
- After abrasive years on a dozen planets and habitable moons, the ugly savageries of Venus had only a quaint charm.
- No amount of the hardest known abrasive will even roughen its surface.
- Saleratus Bill had carefully removed every abrasive possibility in the two rooms.