Definition of priming in English:

priming

noun ˈprʌɪmɪŋˈpraɪmɪŋ

mass noun

1A substance that prepares something for use or action.
1. 1.1 Gunpowder placed in the pan of a firearm to ignite a charge.
  he checked the priming of his gun
  Example sentencesExamples
  The priming of the Colibri drives its bullet at 375 fps and the Super Colibri clocks a bit faster at 500 fps.
  ‘A reloading-kit package includes a press, a priming tool and a powder measure,’ Lee said.
  CCI and Speer's Clean-Fire ammunition combines a TMJ bullet and a lead core completely encased in copper with a priming mixture that contains no lead, barium or other toxic elements.
  All our .30 Carbine ammunition of the time had non-corrosive priming.
  Their priming mixture, primer cup and anvil are encased in a battery cup that forms its own self supported metallic pocket when inserted into the shell's primer pocket.

Definition of priming in US English:

priming

nounˈprīmiNGˈpraɪmɪŋ

1A substance that prepares something for use or action.
1. 1.1 Gunpowder placed in the pan of a firearm to ignite a charge.
  he checked the priming of his gun
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘A reloading-kit package includes a press, a priming tool and a powder measure,’ Lee said.
  Their priming mixture, primer cup and anvil are encased in a battery cup that forms its own self supported metallic pocket when inserted into the shell's primer pocket.
  The priming of the Colibri drives its bullet at 375 fps and the Super Colibri clocks a bit faster at 500 fps.
  CCI and Speer's Clean-Fire ammunition combines a TMJ bullet and a lead core completely encased in copper with a priming mixture that contains no lead, barium or other toxic elements.
  All our .30 Carbine ammunition of the time had non-corrosive priming.

单词	priming
释义	Definition of priming in English: priming noun ˈprʌɪmɪŋˈpraɪmɪŋ mass noun 1A substance that prepares something for use or action. 1.1 Gunpowder placed in the pan of a firearm to ignite a charge. he checked the priming of his gun Example sentencesExamples The priming of the Colibri drives its bullet at 375 fps and the Super Colibri clocks a bit faster at 500 fps. ‘A reloading-kit package includes a press, a priming tool and a powder measure,’ Lee said. CCI and Speer's Clean-Fire ammunition combines a TMJ bullet and a lead core completely encased in copper with a priming mixture that contains no lead, barium or other toxic elements. All our .30 Carbine ammunition of the time had non-corrosive priming. Their priming mixture, primer cup and anvil are encased in a battery cup that forms its own self supported metallic pocket when inserted into the shell's primer pocket. Definition of priming in US English: priming nounˈprīmiNGˈpraɪmɪŋ 1A substance that prepares something for use or action. 1.1 Gunpowder placed in the pan of a firearm to ignite a charge. he checked the priming of his gun Example sentencesExamples ‘A reloading-kit package includes a press, a priming tool and a powder measure,’ Lee said. Their priming mixture, primer cup and anvil are encased in a battery cup that forms its own self supported metallic pocket when inserted into the shell's primer pocket. The priming of the Colibri drives its bullet at 375 fps and the Super Colibri clocks a bit faster at 500 fps. CCI and Speer's Clean-Fire ammunition combines a TMJ bullet and a lead core completely encased in copper with a priming mixture that contains no lead, barium or other toxic elements. All our .30 Carbine ammunition of the time had non-corrosive priming.
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