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Definition of rustproof in English: rustproofadjective ˈrʌs(t)pruːfˈrəs(t)pruf (of metal or a metal object) not susceptible to corrosion by rust. （金属或金属物）抗锈的，不锈的 Example sentencesExamples - It worked for Corvette, and the first volume-production, rustproof, lightweight car bodies were born.
- The CA-15 alloy contains the minimum amount of chromium necessary to make it essentially rustproof.
- However, aluminum being lightweight, strong, and rustproof, as well as a new material for tools, continued to catch the eyes of the inventors and the public.
- Some folks inferred that ‘stainless’ steel was rustproof.
- After eating, he went for a long hot soak in the tub, hoping the chain was rustproof.
- A rustproof coated metal which is less expensive than aluminum or stainless steel.
- The rustproof metal attachments in modern buildings are safer than some of the materials used in the old days, and structural components can be coated with epoxy to keep out moisture.
- Snag-free, 3-dot tritium sights and rustproof stainless steel construction round out a great carry gun.
- Made from 100 percent recycled plastic wood slats, the Trash Pro 10 is rustproof, fade resistant and maintenance free.
verb ˈrʌs(t)pruːfˈrəs(t)pruf [with object]Make resistant to corrosion by rust. 使抗锈 was it practicable to rustproof metallic structures, as one did cars? Example sentencesExamples - Because they know that you don't have much experience in buying a new car, dealers will sometimes put on additional somethings to the final cost of the car such as ‘rustproofing,’ ‘environmental prep,’ and a host of others.
- Many car manufacturers void corrosion warranty if you have your car rustproofed.
- Zinc futures rose to a seven-year high in London on concern production may fall further in China, the world's biggest producer of the metal used to rustproof steel, because of power shortages.
- I rustproofed the floor and it has been fine since.
Definition of rustproof in US English: rustproofadjectiveˈrəs(t)prufˈrəs(t)pro͞of (of metal or a metal object) not susceptible to corrosion by rust. （金属或金属物）抗锈的，不锈的 Example sentencesExamples - It worked for Corvette, and the first volume-production, rustproof, lightweight car bodies were born.
- The CA-15 alloy contains the minimum amount of chromium necessary to make it essentially rustproof.
- Snag-free, 3-dot tritium sights and rustproof stainless steel construction round out a great carry gun.
- However, aluminum being lightweight, strong, and rustproof, as well as a new material for tools, continued to catch the eyes of the inventors and the public.
- A rustproof coated metal which is less expensive than aluminum or stainless steel.
- Some folks inferred that ‘stainless’ steel was rustproof.
- The rustproof metal attachments in modern buildings are safer than some of the materials used in the old days, and structural components can be coated with epoxy to keep out moisture.
- Made from 100 percent recycled plastic wood slats, the Trash Pro 10 is rustproof, fade resistant and maintenance free.
- After eating, he went for a long hot soak in the tub, hoping the chain was rustproof.
verbˈrəs(t)prufˈrəs(t)pro͞of [with object]Make resistant to corrosion by rust. 使抗锈 was it practicable to rustproof metallic structures, as one did cars? Example sentencesExamples - I rustproofed the floor and it has been fine since.
- Zinc futures rose to a seven-year high in London on concern production may fall further in China, the world's biggest producer of the metal used to rustproof steel, because of power shortages.
- Many car manufacturers void corrosion warranty if you have your car rustproofed.
- Because they know that you don't have much experience in buying a new car, dealers will sometimes put on additional somethings to the final cost of the car such as ‘rustproofing,’ ‘environmental prep,’ and a host of others.
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