applicator

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishapplicatorap‧pli‧ca‧tor /ˈæplɪkeɪtə $ -ər/ noun [countable] a special brush or tool used to spread a cream, liquid, medicine etc onto a surfaceExamples from the Corpusapplicator• You just tape her by the wings to an applicator stick using Scotch tape.• A specially designed applicator was supplied, which minimised damage to local tissue.• There is a mirror and packs of hygienic, disposable applicators, too.• Products can be marketed in a container which plugs directly into the applicator.

单词	applicator
释义	applicator From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishapplicatorap‧pli‧ca‧tor /ˈæplɪkeɪtə $ -ər/ noun [countable] a special brush or tool used to spread a cream, liquid, medicine etc onto a surfaceExamples from the Corpusapplicator• You just tape her by the wings to an applicator stick using Scotch tape.• A specially designed applicator was supplied, which minimised damage to local tissue.• There is a mirror and packs of hygienic, disposable applicators, too.• Products can be marketed in a container which plugs directly into the applicator.
随便看	to a lesser extent to a lesser extent to a lesser extent/degree to a lesser/greater extent to a man the last man to a man/to the last man to a nicety to a T to a T/tee to a tee to a to the last man to add insult to injury to all intents and purposes to all intents and purposes to all practical purposes to amazement to amusement to an outsider to and fro to annoyance to astonishment to be to be continued rough rough and ready