Definition of degrease in English:

degrease

verb diːˈɡriːsdēˈɡrēs

[with object]

Remove excess grease or fat from.
the preparation consists of cleaning and degreasing
Example sentencesExamples
- To apply, thoroughly clean and degrease the metal.
- All three manufacturers advise owners to clean greasy food spills promptly and use a degreasing agent if necessary.
- A filter may be cleaned by being removed and soaked in a degreasing solution until the grease is dissolved, and then washed with warm, soapy water to remove any traces of the degreaser.
- We suggest that you purchase a chain degreasing box to speed your degreasing process.
- If you have tile, now is a good time to clean the grout with a degreasing solution.
- Shop dirt, oil and grease can be removed by either vapor degreasing or swabbing with acetone or another nontoxic solvent.
- The secret to it is degreasing the turkey drippings and using a little red wine, and then thickening it with flour.
- I have just finished reading the responses to your recent column on degreasing.
- Carbon tetrachloride is a manufactured chemical used mainly in cleaning fluids and degreasing agents.
- Dismantle the gears and degrease them in paraffin.
- The model is said to be a compact and efficient alternative for a wide variety of batch degreasing and cleaning requirements.
- The directions tell us to degrease the part and then swab on the solution and let it sit for a few minutes.
- In the industrial world it is used for engine degreasing, garage floor cleaning, and in car wash soaps.
- This same equipment can be adapted for use with soap and water for pressure cleaning such as degreasing auto engines and lawn and garden equipment.
- Before welding, however, the edges of sheets should be wire-brushed and degreased.
- The bases, screws and receiver should be degreased with alcohol, and a thread-locking compound should be applied to the screws.
- I convinced my wife that the white coating on the stove was an excellent degreasing agent, but I still had to clean it up.
- Be sure to clean and degrease the surface that you plan to cover with skateboard tape.
- This highly potent degreasing agent can destroy delicate tissues in the eye.
- Some additives, which claim to degrease your system, may damage your drain field, contaminate your soil and groundwater, and in some states, be illegal.

Derivatives

degreasant

noundiːˈɡriːs(ə)ntdiˈɡrisənt

A substance that removes excess grease or fat.
a highly toxic industrial car engine degreasant
Example sentencesExamples
- Sodium Lauryl Sulphate started its career as an industrial degreasant and garage floor cleaner.
- Available in red or grey, the kit includes etchant, degreasant, protective gloves and glasses, roller and tray.
- Using a degreasant was also ruled out due to the difficulties of disposal of the used degreasant.

degreaser

noun

Speaking of solvents and degreasers, be certain to use them in a well-ventilated area.
Example sentencesExamples
- A filter may be cleaned by being removed and soaked in a degreasing solution until the grease is dissolved, and then washed with warm, soapy water to remove any traces of the degreaser.
- The hazardous waste furnace burned items such as oils, degreasers, other solvents, and coal.
- Armed with all these new lubricants, oils, bore cleaners, solvents, degreasers and fouling removers, we cleaned two revolvers and two semiautos.
- In addition, formic acid is an active ingredient in commercial cleaning products, such as descalers, rust removers, and degreasers.
- Anyone know where I can buy citrus degreaser in bulk?

Definition of degrease in US English:

degrease

verbdēˈɡrēs

[with object]often as noun degreasing

Remove excess grease or fat from (something)
the preparation consists of cleaning and degreasing
Example sentencesExamples
- To apply, thoroughly clean and degrease the metal.
- I convinced my wife that the white coating on the stove was an excellent degreasing agent, but I still had to clean it up.
- Dismantle the gears and degrease them in paraffin.
- Before welding, however, the edges of sheets should be wire-brushed and degreased.
- All three manufacturers advise owners to clean greasy food spills promptly and use a degreasing agent if necessary.
- The secret to it is degreasing the turkey drippings and using a little red wine, and then thickening it with flour.
- Some additives, which claim to degrease your system, may damage your drain field, contaminate your soil and groundwater, and in some states, be illegal.
- This same equipment can be adapted for use with soap and water for pressure cleaning such as degreasing auto engines and lawn and garden equipment.
- If you have tile, now is a good time to clean the grout with a degreasing solution.
- In the industrial world it is used for engine degreasing, garage floor cleaning, and in car wash soaps.
- A filter may be cleaned by being removed and soaked in a degreasing solution until the grease is dissolved, and then washed with warm, soapy water to remove any traces of the degreaser.
- Shop dirt, oil and grease can be removed by either vapor degreasing or swabbing with acetone or another nontoxic solvent.
- Be sure to clean and degrease the surface that you plan to cover with skateboard tape.
- The directions tell us to degrease the part and then swab on the solution and let it sit for a few minutes.
- Carbon tetrachloride is a manufactured chemical used mainly in cleaning fluids and degreasing agents.
- The bases, screws and receiver should be degreased with alcohol, and a thread-locking compound should be applied to the screws.
- The model is said to be a compact and efficient alternative for a wide variety of batch degreasing and cleaning requirements.
- This highly potent degreasing agent can destroy delicate tissues in the eye.
- I have just finished reading the responses to your recent column on degreasing.
- We suggest that you purchase a chain degreasing box to speed your degreasing process.

单词	degrease
释义	Definition of degrease in English: degrease verb diːˈɡriːsdēˈɡrēs [with object] Remove excess grease or fat from. the preparation consists of cleaning and degreasing Example sentencesExamples To apply, thoroughly clean and degrease the metal. All three manufacturers advise owners to clean greasy food spills promptly and use a degreasing agent if necessary. A filter may be cleaned by being removed and soaked in a degreasing solution until the grease is dissolved, and then washed with warm, soapy water to remove any traces of the degreaser. We suggest that you purchase a chain degreasing box to speed your degreasing process. If you have tile, now is a good time to clean the grout with a degreasing solution. Shop dirt, oil and grease can be removed by either vapor degreasing or swabbing with acetone or another nontoxic solvent. The secret to it is degreasing the turkey drippings and using a little red wine, and then thickening it with flour. I have just finished reading the responses to your recent column on degreasing. Carbon tetrachloride is a manufactured chemical used mainly in cleaning fluids and degreasing agents. Dismantle the gears and degrease them in paraffin. The model is said to be a compact and efficient alternative for a wide variety of batch degreasing and cleaning requirements. The directions tell us to degrease the part and then swab on the solution and let it sit for a few minutes. In the industrial world it is used for engine degreasing, garage floor cleaning, and in car wash soaps. This same equipment can be adapted for use with soap and water for pressure cleaning such as degreasing auto engines and lawn and garden equipment. Before welding, however, the edges of sheets should be wire-brushed and degreased. The bases, screws and receiver should be degreased with alcohol, and a thread-locking compound should be applied to the screws. I convinced my wife that the white coating on the stove was an excellent degreasing agent, but I still had to clean it up. Be sure to clean and degrease the surface that you plan to cover with skateboard tape. This highly potent degreasing agent can destroy delicate tissues in the eye. Some additives, which claim to degrease your system, may damage your drain field, contaminate your soil and groundwater, and in some states, be illegal. Derivatives degreasant noundiːˈɡriːs(ə)ntdiˈɡrisənt A substance that removes excess grease or fat. a highly toxic industrial car engine degreasant Example sentencesExamples Sodium Lauryl Sulphate started its career as an industrial degreasant and garage floor cleaner. Available in red or grey, the kit includes etchant, degreasant, protective gloves and glasses, roller and tray. Using a degreasant was also ruled out due to the difficulties of disposal of the used degreasant. degreaser noun Speaking of solvents and degreasers, be certain to use them in a well-ventilated area. Example sentencesExamples A filter may be cleaned by being removed and soaked in a degreasing solution until the grease is dissolved, and then washed with warm, soapy water to remove any traces of the degreaser. The hazardous waste furnace burned items such as oils, degreasers, other solvents, and coal. Armed with all these new lubricants, oils, bore cleaners, solvents, degreasers and fouling removers, we cleaned two revolvers and two semiautos. In addition, formic acid is an active ingredient in commercial cleaning products, such as descalers, rust removers, and degreasers. Anyone know where I can buy citrus degreaser in bulk? Definition of degrease in US English: degrease verbdēˈɡrēs [with object]often as noun degreasing Remove excess grease or fat from (something) the preparation consists of cleaning and degreasing Example sentencesExamples To apply, thoroughly clean and degrease the metal. I convinced my wife that the white coating on the stove was an excellent degreasing agent, but I still had to clean it up. Dismantle the gears and degrease them in paraffin. Before welding, however, the edges of sheets should be wire-brushed and degreased. All three manufacturers advise owners to clean greasy food spills promptly and use a degreasing agent if necessary. The secret to it is degreasing the turkey drippings and using a little red wine, and then thickening it with flour. Some additives, which claim to degrease your system, may damage your drain field, contaminate your soil and groundwater, and in some states, be illegal. This same equipment can be adapted for use with soap and water for pressure cleaning such as degreasing auto engines and lawn and garden equipment. If you have tile, now is a good time to clean the grout with a degreasing solution. In the industrial world it is used for engine degreasing, garage floor cleaning, and in car wash soaps. A filter may be cleaned by being removed and soaked in a degreasing solution until the grease is dissolved, and then washed with warm, soapy water to remove any traces of the degreaser. Shop dirt, oil and grease can be removed by either vapor degreasing or swabbing with acetone or another nontoxic solvent. Be sure to clean and degrease the surface that you plan to cover with skateboard tape. The directions tell us to degrease the part and then swab on the solution and let it sit for a few minutes. Carbon tetrachloride is a manufactured chemical used mainly in cleaning fluids and degreasing agents. The bases, screws and receiver should be degreased with alcohol, and a thread-locking compound should be applied to the screws. The model is said to be a compact and efficient alternative for a wide variety of batch degreasing and cleaning requirements. This highly potent degreasing agent can destroy delicate tissues in the eye. I have just finished reading the responses to your recent column on degreasing. We suggest that you purchase a chain degreasing box to speed your degreasing process.
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