Definition of slow puncture in English:

slow puncture

noun

British

A puncture causing only gradual deflation of a tyre.
Example sentencesExamples
- The tyre technicians also detected a very slow puncture on a rear tyre after I'd stopped and handed over to Johnny which would not have helped the balance.
- Our car may have no rear exhaust, a melting handbrake cable, a downgraded gearbox, a bodged fan, vibrating propshaft and a slow puncture - but she and her mechanically incompetent drivers made it.
- Not at once, but kind of gradually like a football with a slow puncture.
- Jonny also received a slow puncture - but crucially the strong tyre held together for Milner to keep charging right until the end of the stage.
- The battle was decided in Bernardi's favour when Urmo dropped to fifth with a slow puncture on the final stage.
- I have a slow puncture in the back tire which needs repairing
- Back on track and this time on slick tyres Mike soon picked up the pace before a slow puncture forced him to pit earlier than scheduled.
- Adding to his comments, Stéphane said: ‘Yesterday we had a slow puncture; it was annoying because I cannot remember hitting anything.’
- Faulkner was not able to retaliate on his fresh tyres as a slow puncture in a rear tyre developed on his out lap.
- I experienced a moment of great hilarity on a very steep downhill, when I tried to corner and realised that my front tyre had a slow puncture and had partially deflated.
- Somewhere between here and the test centre I got a slow puncture, so couldn't do the test…
- This caused a slow puncture, forcing me into the pits after the first lap.
- The car was superb throughout, except for a slow puncture on stage six, which lost us just a few seconds.
- It has a slow puncture and the wheels are out of balance, so it's shaking apart at the moment.
- But recording accident verdicts, the coroner said the primary cause of the tragedy was the slow puncture.
- Check tyres for damage, looking out for any cuts, cracks or bulges, as these can lead to slow punctures and blowouts.
- As we were about to move off, I discovered that I had a slow puncture in my rear tyre - this was to be a bit of a motif for the day.
- Twelve months ago he started from pole position and led for the bulk of the 83-laps before he was handicapped by a slow puncture.
- It was possible, said the man on the technical number, that I had a slow puncture.
- My vital energy has drained right out of me just when I wasn't looking, like a slow puncture in my tire, I have been let down.

单词	slow puncture
释义	Definition of slow puncture in English: slow puncture noun British A puncture causing only gradual deflation of a tyre. Example sentencesExamples The tyre technicians also detected a very slow puncture on a rear tyre after I'd stopped and handed over to Johnny which would not have helped the balance. Our car may have no rear exhaust, a melting handbrake cable, a downgraded gearbox, a bodged fan, vibrating propshaft and a slow puncture - but she and her mechanically incompetent drivers made it. Not at once, but kind of gradually like a football with a slow puncture. Jonny also received a slow puncture - but crucially the strong tyre held together for Milner to keep charging right until the end of the stage. The battle was decided in Bernardi's favour when Urmo dropped to fifth with a slow puncture on the final stage. I have a slow puncture in the back tire which needs repairing Back on track and this time on slick tyres Mike soon picked up the pace before a slow puncture forced him to pit earlier than scheduled. Adding to his comments, Stéphane said: ‘Yesterday we had a slow puncture; it was annoying because I cannot remember hitting anything.’ Faulkner was not able to retaliate on his fresh tyres as a slow puncture in a rear tyre developed on his out lap. I experienced a moment of great hilarity on a very steep downhill, when I tried to corner and realised that my front tyre had a slow puncture and had partially deflated. Somewhere between here and the test centre I got a slow puncture, so couldn't do the test… This caused a slow puncture, forcing me into the pits after the first lap. The car was superb throughout, except for a slow puncture on stage six, which lost us just a few seconds. It has a slow puncture and the wheels are out of balance, so it's shaking apart at the moment. But recording accident verdicts, the coroner said the primary cause of the tragedy was the slow puncture. Check tyres for damage, looking out for any cuts, cracks or bulges, as these can lead to slow punctures and blowouts. As we were about to move off, I discovered that I had a slow puncture in my rear tyre - this was to be a bit of a motif for the day. Twelve months ago he started from pole position and led for the bulk of the 83-laps before he was handicapped by a slow puncture. It was possible, said the man on the technical number, that I had a slow puncture. My vital energy has drained right out of me just when I wasn't looking, like a slow puncture in my tire, I have been let down.
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