flange

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Technologyflangeflange /flændʒ/ noun [countable] Tthe flat edge that stands out from an object such as a railway wheel, to keep it in the right position or strengthen itExamples from the Corpusflange• These should fit into the well of the recessed window and have a flange which overlaps the edge of the well.• Most replacement doors are fastened to the framing by nailing through a flange at the top and sides with 2-inch roofing nails.• When you work a flange, you park the sub right in front of it.Origin flange (1600-1700) Perhaps from early modern French flaunche, from Old French flanc; → FLANK1

单词	flange
释义	flange From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Technologyflangeflange /flændʒ/ noun [countable] Tthe flat edge that stands out from an object such as a railway wheel, to keep it in the right position or strengthen itExamples from the Corpusflange• These should fit into the well of the recessed window and have a flange which overlaps the edge of the well.• Most replacement doors are fastened to the framing by nailing through a flange at the top and sides with 2-inch roofing nails.• When you work a flange, you park the sub right in front of it.Origin flange (1600-1700) Perhaps from early modern French flaunche, from Old French flanc; → FLANK1
随便看	fasten your eyes on fasten your eyes/gaze on somebody/something fasten your gaze on fastener by reason of something by reckoning by request by return by return (of post) by return of post by right by rights by road by road etc by satellite by sea etc by secret ballot by ship by some calculations by somebody’s own account by somebody’s reckoning by somebody’s standards by somebody’s/some/many calculations by standards by subterfuge