英语词汇“grommet”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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grommet in British English

(ˈɡrɒmɪt) or grummet

noun

a ring of rubber or plastic or a metal eyelet designed to line a hole to prevent a cable or pipe passed through it from chafing

a ring of rope hemp used to stuff the gland of a pipe joint

3. medicine

a small tube inserted into the eardrum in cases of glue ear in order to allow air to enter the middle ear

4. Australian informal

a young or inexperienced surfer

Word origin

C15: from obsolete French gourmette chain linking the ends of a bit, from gourmer bridle, of unknown origin

grommet in American English

(ˈgrɑmɪt)

noun

a ring of rope or metal used to fasten the edge of a sail to its stay, hold an oar in place, etc.

an eyelet, as of metal or plastic, protecting an opening in cloth, leather, etc.

Word origin

< obs. Fr gromette (now gourmette), curb chain, bridle < gourmer, to curb, prob. < VL *grumus, throat

grommet in Mechanical Engineering

(ɡrɒmɪt)

Word forms: (regular plural) grommets

noun

(Mechanical engineering: Machinery and components)

A grommet is a ring of rubber, plastic, or metal put inside a hole to prevent a cable or pipe passing through it from tearing on the sharp edges of the hole.

If any wires have to pass through a sheet metal panel, use a rubber grommet to prevent abrasion.

An example of a grommet is in a reinforced metal eyelet found in banners used to receive cords or other fasteners.

A grommet is a ring of rubber, plastic, or metal put inside a hole to prevent a cable or pipepassing through it from tearing on the sharp edges of the hole.

Examples of 'grommet' in a sentence
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`Once we heard, we sent our Jemmy around with the grommet, Tim, to round up all the folks who played their part.I suppose that wretched grommet of hers has upped sails and left port,' said Jake with a grunt.It has a sort of hooked bit on the end and almost certainly has some quaint name like `cordwangler's grommet disengager '.

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释义	Trends of grommet View usage for: grommet in British English (ˈɡrɒmɪt) or grummet noun 1. a ring of rubber or plastic or a metal eyelet designed to line a hole to prevent a cable or pipe passed through it from chafing 2. a ring of rope hemp used to stuff the gland of a pipe joint 3. medicine a small tube inserted into the eardrum in cases of glue ear in order to allow air to enter the middle ear 4. Australian informal a young or inexperienced surfer Word origin C15: from obsolete French gourmette chain linking the ends of a bit, from gourmer bridle, of unknown origin grommet in American English (ˈgrɑmɪt) noun 1. a ring of rope or metal used to fasten the edge of a sail to its stay, hold an oar in place, etc. 2. an eyelet, as of metal or plastic, protecting an opening in cloth, leather, etc. Word origin < obs. Fr gromette (now gourmette), curb chain, bridle < gourmer, to curb, prob. < VL grumus, throat grommet in Mechanical Engineering (ɡrɒmɪt) Word forms:* (regular plural) grommets noun (Mechanical engineering: Machinery and components) A grommet is a ring of rubber, plastic, or metal put inside a hole to prevent a cable or pipe passing through it from tearing on the sharp edges of the hole. If any wires have to pass through a sheet metal panel, use a rubber grommet to prevent abrasion. An example of a grommet is in a reinforced metal eyelet found in banners used to receive cords or other fasteners. A grommet is a ring of rubber, plastic, or metal put inside a hole to prevent a cable or pipepassing through it from tearing on the sharp edges of the hole. Examples of 'grommet' in a sentence grommet `Once we heard, we sent our Jemmy around with the grommet, Tim, to round up all the folks who played their part. Fidelis Morgan THE RIVAL QUEENS: A COUNTESS ASHBY DE LA ZOUCHE MYSTERY (2002) I suppose that wretched grommet of hers has upped sails and left port,' said Jake with a grunt. Fidelis Morgan THE RIVAL QUEENS: A COUNTESS ASHBY DE LA ZOUCHE MYSTERY (2002) It has a sort of hooked bit on the end and almost certainly has some quaint name like `cordwangler's grommet disengager '. Val McDermid KICK BACK (2002)
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