Definition of sawdust in English:

sawdust

noun ˈsɔːdʌstˈsɔˌdəst

mass noun

Powdery particles of wood produced by sawing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Traction material like sand or sawdust creates a safe surface and is environmentally friendly.
- Bark, wood chips or sawdust work, but avoid stone or brick chips because they absorb and reflect heat.
- Its walls are of clay baked in sawdust, which means the house has a natural air and heat system that regulates itself naturally.
- Innovative use of scraps and sawdust make the best use of wood for panels, hybrid products, etc.
- Some are made from coal, wood, or sawdust, while others are made from peach pits, olive pits, or coconut shells.
- One of the by-products of working with wood is, obviously, sawdust.
- Fallen trees lay everywhere, along with a substrate of splintered wood and sawdust.
- Periodically saturated sand or sawdust should be scraped away and fresh, clean material put in place.
- Use sand, straw, sawdust or plastic sheeting along the ground to prevent mud splashes.
- If you add a quantity of, say, fresh sawdust to your garden soil, chances are your plants will suffer from a lack of nitrogen.
- Fill nursery flats or wood boxes with dry peat moss, sawdust, or wood shavings.
- My closet shelf had a large semi-circle chewed out of it, and sawdust and wood shavings covered all my clothes.
- As the wood is cut, the heaviest sawdust is sucked down into the small bag.
- Anything left in the room will be covered with a layer of sawdust from sanding.
- Burning the wood or using its sawdust and ash is also strongly discouraged.
- It's a small pub, with sawdust on the floor and wood paneling aged with a century's worth of beer.
- The smell of sawdust and fresh wood permeated the little store with a cheery sense of renewal.
- Dirt, weeds and sawdust adhere to the paint, forming porous cavities and rough, spongelike surfaces.
- The pictures comprise coloured sawdust, dried flowers and wood.
- Once all the scoring is complete, thoroughly clean the floors removing all sawdust, dirt and oils from the floor.

Definition of sawdust in US English:

sawdust

nounˈsɔˌdəstˈsôˌdəst

Powdery particles of wood produced by sawing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some are made from coal, wood, or sawdust, while others are made from peach pits, olive pits, or coconut shells.
- Burning the wood or using its sawdust and ash is also strongly discouraged.
- If you add a quantity of, say, fresh sawdust to your garden soil, chances are your plants will suffer from a lack of nitrogen.
- One of the by-products of working with wood is, obviously, sawdust.
- Its walls are of clay baked in sawdust, which means the house has a natural air and heat system that regulates itself naturally.
- Once all the scoring is complete, thoroughly clean the floors removing all sawdust, dirt and oils from the floor.
- Innovative use of scraps and sawdust make the best use of wood for panels, hybrid products, etc.
- Bark, wood chips or sawdust work, but avoid stone or brick chips because they absorb and reflect heat.
- Use sand, straw, sawdust or plastic sheeting along the ground to prevent mud splashes.
- Fallen trees lay everywhere, along with a substrate of splintered wood and sawdust.
- My closet shelf had a large semi-circle chewed out of it, and sawdust and wood shavings covered all my clothes.
- The pictures comprise coloured sawdust, dried flowers and wood.
- Dirt, weeds and sawdust adhere to the paint, forming porous cavities and rough, spongelike surfaces.
- Periodically saturated sand or sawdust should be scraped away and fresh, clean material put in place.
- It's a small pub, with sawdust on the floor and wood paneling aged with a century's worth of beer.
- As the wood is cut, the heaviest sawdust is sucked down into the small bag.
- Fill nursery flats or wood boxes with dry peat moss, sawdust, or wood shavings.
- The smell of sawdust and fresh wood permeated the little store with a cheery sense of renewal.
- Anything left in the room will be covered with a layer of sawdust from sanding.
- Traction material like sand or sawdust creates a safe surface and is environmentally friendly.

单词	sawdust
释义	Definition of sawdust in English: sawdust noun ˈsɔːdʌstˈsɔˌdəst mass noun Powdery particles of wood produced by sawing. Example sentencesExamples Traction material like sand or sawdust creates a safe surface and is environmentally friendly. Bark, wood chips or sawdust work, but avoid stone or brick chips because they absorb and reflect heat. Its walls are of clay baked in sawdust, which means the house has a natural air and heat system that regulates itself naturally. Innovative use of scraps and sawdust make the best use of wood for panels, hybrid products, etc. Some are made from coal, wood, or sawdust, while others are made from peach pits, olive pits, or coconut shells. One of the by-products of working with wood is, obviously, sawdust. Fallen trees lay everywhere, along with a substrate of splintered wood and sawdust. Periodically saturated sand or sawdust should be scraped away and fresh, clean material put in place. Use sand, straw, sawdust or plastic sheeting along the ground to prevent mud splashes. If you add a quantity of, say, fresh sawdust to your garden soil, chances are your plants will suffer from a lack of nitrogen. Fill nursery flats or wood boxes with dry peat moss, sawdust, or wood shavings. My closet shelf had a large semi-circle chewed out of it, and sawdust and wood shavings covered all my clothes. As the wood is cut, the heaviest sawdust is sucked down into the small bag. Anything left in the room will be covered with a layer of sawdust from sanding. Burning the wood or using its sawdust and ash is also strongly discouraged. It's a small pub, with sawdust on the floor and wood paneling aged with a century's worth of beer. The smell of sawdust and fresh wood permeated the little store with a cheery sense of renewal. Dirt, weeds and sawdust adhere to the paint, forming porous cavities and rough, spongelike surfaces. The pictures comprise coloured sawdust, dried flowers and wood. Once all the scoring is complete, thoroughly clean the floors removing all sawdust, dirt and oils from the floor. Definition of sawdust in US English: sawdust nounˈsɔˌdəstˈsôˌdəst Powdery particles of wood produced by sawing. Example sentencesExamples Some are made from coal, wood, or sawdust, while others are made from peach pits, olive pits, or coconut shells. Burning the wood or using its sawdust and ash is also strongly discouraged. If you add a quantity of, say, fresh sawdust to your garden soil, chances are your plants will suffer from a lack of nitrogen. One of the by-products of working with wood is, obviously, sawdust. Its walls are of clay baked in sawdust, which means the house has a natural air and heat system that regulates itself naturally. Once all the scoring is complete, thoroughly clean the floors removing all sawdust, dirt and oils from the floor. Innovative use of scraps and sawdust make the best use of wood for panels, hybrid products, etc. Bark, wood chips or sawdust work, but avoid stone or brick chips because they absorb and reflect heat. Use sand, straw, sawdust or plastic sheeting along the ground to prevent mud splashes. Fallen trees lay everywhere, along with a substrate of splintered wood and sawdust. My closet shelf had a large semi-circle chewed out of it, and sawdust and wood shavings covered all my clothes. The pictures comprise coloured sawdust, dried flowers and wood. Dirt, weeds and sawdust adhere to the paint, forming porous cavities and rough, spongelike surfaces. Periodically saturated sand or sawdust should be scraped away and fresh, clean material put in place. It's a small pub, with sawdust on the floor and wood paneling aged with a century's worth of beer. As the wood is cut, the heaviest sawdust is sucked down into the small bag. Fill nursery flats or wood boxes with dry peat moss, sawdust, or wood shavings. The smell of sawdust and fresh wood permeated the little store with a cheery sense of renewal. Anything left in the room will be covered with a layer of sawdust from sanding. Traction material like sand or sawdust creates a safe surface and is environmentally friendly.
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