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cylinder

/sil-in-der/US // ˈsɪl ɪn dər //UK // (ˈsɪlɪndə) //

汽缸,圆筒,缸体,圆筒形

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n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : Geometry. a surface or solid bounded by two parallel planes and generated by a straight line moving parallel to the given planes and tracing a curve bounded by the planes and lying in a plane perpendicular or oblique to the given planes.
    • : any cylinderlike object or part, whether solid or hollow.
    • : the rotating part of a revolver, containing the chambers for the cartridges.
    • : a cylindrical chamber in which a piston slides to move or compress a fluid.
    • : a cylindrical chamber in which the pressure of a gas or liquid moves a sliding piston.
    • : a rotating cylinder that produces the impression and under which a flat form to be printed from passes.either of two cylinders, one carrying a curved form or plate to be printed from, that rotate against each other in opposite directions.
    • : a cylindrical device for retaining the bolt until tumblers have been pushed out of its way.
    • : an imaginary cylindrical form, concentric to the axis, defining the pitch or the inner or outer ends of the threads or teeth.
    • : Computers. the tracks of a magnetic disk that are accessible from a single radial position of the access mechanism.
    • : Textiles. the main roller on a carding machine, especially the roller covered with card clothing that works in combination with the worker and stripper rollers in carding fibers.
    • : Archaeology. a cylindrical or somewhat barrel-shaped stone or clay object bearing a cuneiform inscription or a carved design, worn by the Babylonians, Assyrians, and kindred peoples as a seal and amulet.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to furnish with a cylinder or cylinders.
    • : to subject to the action of a cylinder or cylinders.

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Examples

  • Ice cores are cylinders removed from such ice, such as a glacier.

  • Anderson filled a cylinder with uncooked rice grains and sealed it off, heating the container while rotating it and increasing the interior pressure.

  • A little over two years ago, a shipping container-sized cylinder bearing Microsoft’s name and logo was lowered onto the ocean floor off the northern coast of Scotland.

  • Even if Milwaukee was guilty of treating the seeding games like a tune-up, Giannis’s game was still firing on all cylinders.

  • In new lab experiments, physicists dropped a cylinder onto this goop.

  • When we step into that cylinder of dry air and certain doom, all we can think is what it will be like when it crashes.

  • He took a small metal cylinder from his pajama pocket and picked up the guitar.

  • That cylinder is in a chamber within the satellite, not unlike an astronaut aboard the International Space Station.

  • Agate was widely used to carve high-value objects like signets and cylinder seals in the ancient Near East.

  • The point of having lots of businesses under one roof is that not every unit will fire on every cylinder in every quarter.

  • I believe you will find this an exceeding good duty for a 5½-inch cylinder engine.

  • At Wheal Alfred they have a 64-inch cylinder; the air-pump is 20 inches, and the stroke is half that of the engine.

  • A four-way cock near the top of the cylinder turned the steam on and off.

  • A flattish cover was bolted on to the top of the boiler, and the cylinder was let down into this top.

  • People used to say that she forked the mine better than two of Boulton and Watt's 80-inch cylinder engines.