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extractor

/ik-strak-ter/US // ɪkˈstræk tər //UK // (ɪkˈstræktə) //

抽吸器,抽取器,抽水机,抽出器

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person or thing that extracts.
    • : the mechanism that, after firing, pulls an empty or unfired cartridge or shell case out of the chamber and brings it into place for action by the ejector.
    • : a centrifuge for spinning wet laundry so as to remove excess water.
    • : Medicine/Medical, Dentistry. an instrument for drawing out, extracting, or pulling.

Examples

  • Storms, erosion, and thousands of miles of channel cut by oil and gas extractors have lacerated the marshland that once made up the bottom of the state’s boot.

  • Now the users and extractors of helium are fighting a decision to end that program.

  • This is the action in the gun except that the cartridge is held firm and the extractor pushed against it.

  • If this last be clear of the extractor stop (z) it will yield to pressure and the cartridge will be free.

  • The extractor (figs. 11 and 12) is recessed to take a movable plate (u) termed a “gib,” behind which is a spring (v).

  • This places a cartridge above the breech ready to be seized by the extractor.

  • At the front of the bolt is an extractor with a spring claw for extracting the fired case.