lubricant in Greek
lubricant in Greek is λιπαντικό — lubricant means a substance, such as oil or grease, applied between surfaces to cut down friction and wear.
lubricant in Greek
λιπαντικό
Pronounced: lipadiko
A substance used to reduce friction between objects or surfaces.
What does "lubricant" mean?
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noun A substance, such as oil or grease, applied between surfaces to cut down friction and wear.
"Mechanics apply lubricant to gears so they don't grind against each other."
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noun A gel or liquid used to reduce friction during sexual activity.
"The pharmacy stocks several brands of personal lubricant."
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lubricant in a sentence
- Mechanics apply lubricant to gears so they don't grind against each other.
- A drop of lubricant fixed the squeak in the door hinge.
- The pharmacy stocks several brands of personal lubricant.
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What is "lubricant" in Greek?
"lubricant" in Greek is λιπαντικό. lubricant means: A substance, such as oil or grease, applied between surfaces to cut down friction and wear.
How do you pronounce λιπαντικό?
"lubricant" in Greek is λιπαντικό, pronounced "lipadiko".
How do you use "lubricant" in a sentence?
Example: "Mechanics apply lubricant to gears so they don't grind against each other." In Greek, "lubricant" is λιπαντικό.
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