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Definition of nozzle in English: nozzlenoun ˈnɒz(ə)lˈnɑzəl A cylindrical or round spout at the end of a pipe, hose, or tube used to control a jet of gas or liquid. he twisted the nozzle of the shower head with modifier petrol pump nozzles Example sentencesExamples - Water with a sprinkler set to a fine spray or a garden hose with a mist nozzle.
- Most current agricultural sprayers use hydraulic nozzles to meter and atomize the liquid into drops.
- I can feel the eyes on my back as I grab the hose and insert the nozzle into my car.
- Hoses would need trigger nozzles, and washing the car on the pavement would be banned, along with using a hose to wash down paths and driveways.
- A variation of this uses a stream of gas or liquid in the rocket nozzle to divert the exhaust flow.
- The solution is delivered to the nozzles via a separate hose line which runs along the boom span using it as a support mechanism to mount each nozzle.
- The soft batter is piped through a star nozzle into hot oil.
- Complete filling the tank with water, then flush the cleaning solution through the boom, hoses, and nozzles.
- The rain continued to sprinkle lightly on them as though from the nozzle of a shower hose.
- Major oil companies have recently agreed to standardise the colour of their nozzles and hoses for unleaded and diesel pumps to reduce customer confusion.
- Movement was controlled by downward-pointing nozzles which could be directed by the pilot.
- To increase performance, some low pressure spray nozzles are mounted on drop tubes below the pivot pipeline.
- Its accessories include the necessary hoses, wands, nozzles, hydrant adapters and an injector.
- Other ideas range from advanced cabin cameras to hidden nozzles that could pump sleeping gas into the fuselage.
- An inert gas then propels the liquid through an ultrasonic nozzle that atomizes it.
- The chocolate dipped shortbread should have been piped with a fluted nozzle.
- When the liquid flows through the nozzle, the propellant rapidly expands into gas.
- Design for winter operation must include self-draining pipes and winter nozzles if sprinkler irrigation is used.
- Set your hose nozzle to a fine mist so the water can soak in without causing erosion or disturbing the seeds.
- The opening and closing of the fuel injector nozzles is controlled by a solenoid valve.
Synonyms head, spray, rose, atomizer, sprinkler, sprinkler head, spout, nose
Origin Early 17th century: from nose + -le2. nose from Old English: The Latin root of nose is nasus, which is the source of our word nasal (Middle English), and is also related to ness (Old English), meaning a headland or promontory. A nostril (Old English) is literally a ‘nose hole’. In Old English the word was spelled nosterl or nosthyrl, and came from nosu ‘nose’ and thyrl ‘hole’. Nozzle was originally an early 17th slang form of ‘nose’. To cut off your nose to spite your face was proverbial in both medieval Latin and French, and has been found in English since the mid 16th century. Since the 1780s a nose has been a spy or police informer. The idea of such a person being a ‘nose’, or ‘sticking their nose in’, is also found in words such as nark and snout, and in nosy. The first nosy parker appeared in a postcard caption from 1907, ‘The Adventures of Nosey Parker’, which referred to a peeping Tom in Hyde Park. Nosy itself goes back to 1620, in the sense ‘having a big nose’, and to at least the 1820s in the sense ‘inquisitive’. The common surname Parker was originally a name for the caretaker of a park or large enclosure of land.
Definition of nozzle in US English: nozzlenounˈnäzəlˈnɑzəl A cylindrical or round spout at the end of a pipe, hose, or tube used to control a jet of gas or liquid. he twisted the nozzle of the shower head Example sentencesExamples - Other ideas range from advanced cabin cameras to hidden nozzles that could pump sleeping gas into the fuselage.
- When the liquid flows through the nozzle, the propellant rapidly expands into gas.
- Major oil companies have recently agreed to standardise the colour of their nozzles and hoses for unleaded and diesel pumps to reduce customer confusion.
- The soft batter is piped through a star nozzle into hot oil.
- Hoses would need trigger nozzles, and washing the car on the pavement would be banned, along with using a hose to wash down paths and driveways.
- An inert gas then propels the liquid through an ultrasonic nozzle that atomizes it.
- A variation of this uses a stream of gas or liquid in the rocket nozzle to divert the exhaust flow.
- Set your hose nozzle to a fine mist so the water can soak in without causing erosion or disturbing the seeds.
- Its accessories include the necessary hoses, wands, nozzles, hydrant adapters and an injector.
- Most current agricultural sprayers use hydraulic nozzles to meter and atomize the liquid into drops.
- The chocolate dipped shortbread should have been piped with a fluted nozzle.
- Water with a sprinkler set to a fine spray or a garden hose with a mist nozzle.
- Design for winter operation must include self-draining pipes and winter nozzles if sprinkler irrigation is used.
- To increase performance, some low pressure spray nozzles are mounted on drop tubes below the pivot pipeline.
- Movement was controlled by downward-pointing nozzles which could be directed by the pilot.
- Complete filling the tank with water, then flush the cleaning solution through the boom, hoses, and nozzles.
- The solution is delivered to the nozzles via a separate hose line which runs along the boom span using it as a support mechanism to mount each nozzle.
- I can feel the eyes on my back as I grab the hose and insert the nozzle into my car.
- The rain continued to sprinkle lightly on them as though from the nozzle of a shower hose.
- The opening and closing of the fuel injector nozzles is controlled by a solenoid valve.
Synonyms head, spray, rose, atomizer, sprinkler, sprinkler head, spout, nose
Origin Early 17th century: from nose + -le. |