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Definition of planish in English: planishverb ˈplanɪʃˈplænɪʃ [with object]Flatten (sheet metal) with a smooth-faced hammer or between rollers. the smith knew just how much to planish the sheet Example sentencesExamples - Once I got the shape I wanted, I then planished the metal to smooth out the bumps and wrinkles.
- To obtain full strength, the metastable beta alloys are welded in the annealed condition; the weld is cold worked by planishing, and the weldment is then solution treated and aged.
Derivatives noun There are some 230 workers in Work Unit 33, and 210 of them work as polishers and planishers. Example sentencesExamples - To date, such planishers have therefore been very heavy machines, basic in design and offering only limited adjustment accuracy.
Origin Late Middle English (in the sense 'make level'): from obsolete French planiss-, lengthened stem of planir 'to smooth', from plain 'smooth, level'. Definition of planish in US English: planishverbˈplænɪʃˈplaniSH [with object]Flatten (sheet metal) with a smooth-faced hammer or between rollers. the smith knew just how much to planish the sheet Example sentencesExamples - Once I got the shape I wanted, I then planished the metal to smooth out the bumps and wrinkles.
- To obtain full strength, the metastable beta alloys are welded in the annealed condition; the weld is cold worked by planishing, and the weldment is then solution treated and aged.
Origin Late Middle English (in the sense ‘make level’): from obsolete French planiss-, lengthened stem of planir ‘to smooth’, from plain ‘smooth, level’. |