cushioning

1 of 2

noun

cush·ion·ing ˈku̇-sh(ə-)niŋ How to pronounce cushioning (audio)

: protection against force or shock provided by a cushion

Wearers will be able to pump air into the shoe's sole for extra cushioning.

Joseph Pereira

Ligaments keep the vertebrae in place during movement, and fibrous disks with jellylike centers provide cushioning between them.

Jane E. Brody

As part of NASA's "better, faster, cheaper" philosophy, the most recent missions to Mars largely relied on airbag cushioning for a soft landing.

Beth Daley

Engineered flooring goes down over a thin foam sheet, which provides cushioning and sound-dampening.

Joseph Truini

cushioning

2 of 2

adjective

: providing protection against force or shock : providing or serving as a cushion

Investigators are testing new kinds of cushioning material.

Think

The ads will promote two key cushioning technologies …

Jeff Jensen

Normal wear and tear also erodes the cushioning cartilage in our knees and hips, which decreases height a bit.

Bob Guldin

But when they become wet from perspiration, cotton or wool socks hold the moisture against your skin and lose their cushioning ability …

University Of California, Berkeley Wellness Letter

The mission also demonstrated a low-cost means of landing on Mars using cushioning airbags …

Astronomy

cushionings

noun

plural of cushioning

as in buffers

something that serves as a protective barrier put plenty of cushioning around that bottle of wine if you're going to carry it home in your suitcase

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单词	cushionings
释义	cushioning 1 of 2 noun cush·ion·ing ˈku̇-sh(ə-)niŋ : protection against force or shock provided by a cushion Wearers will be able to pump air into the shoe's sole for extra cushioning. Joseph Pereira Ligaments keep the vertebrae in place during movement, and fibrous disks with jellylike centers provide cushioning between them. Jane E. Brody As part of NASA's "better, faster, cheaper" philosophy, the most recent missions to Mars largely relied on airbag cushioning for a soft landing. Beth Daley Engineered flooring goes down over a thin foam sheet, which provides cushioning and sound-dampening. Joseph Truini cushioning 2 of 2 adjective : providing protection against force or shock : providing or serving as a cushion Investigators are testing new kinds of cushioning material. Think The ads will promote two key cushioning technologies … Jeff Jensen Normal wear and tear also erodes the cushioning cartilage in our knees and hips, which decreases height a bit. Bob Guldin But when they become wet from perspiration, cotton or wool socks hold the moisture against your skin and lose their cushioning ability … University Of California, Berkeley Wellness Letter The mission also demonstrated a low-cost means of landing on Mars using cushioning airbags … Astronomy Word History First Known Use Noun 1830, in the meaning defined above Adjective 1851, in the meaning defined above cushionings noun plural of cushioning as in buffers something that serves as a protective barrier put plenty of cushioning around that bottle of wine if you're going to carry it home in your suitcase Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance buffers cushions shields bumpers pads fenders cocoons safeguards barricades baffles paddings mufflers cordons
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cushioning

noun

adjective

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