Definition of slotted in English:

slotted

adjective ˈslɒtɪdˈslɑdəd

1Having one or more long, narrow apertures or slits.
a horizontally slotted window
a structure that has slotted sides to release smoke and heat
Example sentencesExamples
- They're bagged and shipped on dry ice in individual slotted cardboard boxes, making it easy to cook them one at a time.
- Located near the baseboard below were two cowhide cutouts, each in the form of a slotted parallelogram.
- The top panel sports an exhaust fan with a slotted grill instead of a blowhole-type arrangement.
- Some have vertical slats of granite or wood to ventilate the interior, others have slotted slabs, and the pitched roofs are tiled or covered in stone pavers.
- Bags of sugar are brought in on pallets and a vacuum hose lifts the bag to the top of the vat, which has a slotted top under its cover.
- Long slotted skylights and openings in the second floor introduce shafts of natural light.
- With existing landfills, holes are drilled into the fill, into which the slotted pipes are inserted.
- Mechanical scrapers are often used in shallow gutters below slotted floors.
- To each post, I attached two slotted plastic insulators with plastic ties.
- The seats and walls are fashioned from American sycamore, and the slotted railings too, lending the interior an open, almost weightless air.
1. 1.1 Having a groove or channel into which something fits.
  a slotted screwdriver
  Example sentencesExamples
  Remove cotter pins and slotted nut from upper engine crankcase rod.
  There are two versions of case shelving, one with slotted and one with solid end panels.
  We mounted the spears on a slotted plate, which we attached to a 3-inch hydraulic cylinder.
  The configuration of individual slotted shelves drew its inspiration from the linear flow of a landscape scroll painting.
  The increased use of cordless screw guns has made slotted screws almost obsolete.
  One draughtsman found the solution in a slotted board to hold the templates upright.
  The advantage of slotted shelving is that the dividers can be placed much closer together.
  The slotted nozzle cleans both sides of the slats at once.
  Carefully he applied the blade of the knife in the slotted head of the nut and began to turn it.
  An adjustable pivot sliding in a slotted length of angle iron that's attached to the table of your jigsaw, makes a handy fixture for cutting true discs.

Definition of slotted in US English:

slotted

adjectiveˈslɑdədˈslädəd

1Having one or more long, narrow apertures or slits.
a horizontally slotted window
a structure that has slotted sides to release smoke and heat
Example sentencesExamples
- Some have vertical slats of granite or wood to ventilate the interior, others have slotted slabs, and the pitched roofs are tiled or covered in stone pavers.
- The top panel sports an exhaust fan with a slotted grill instead of a blowhole-type arrangement.
- With existing landfills, holes are drilled into the fill, into which the slotted pipes are inserted.
- Long slotted skylights and openings in the second floor introduce shafts of natural light.
- To each post, I attached two slotted plastic insulators with plastic ties.
- They're bagged and shipped on dry ice in individual slotted cardboard boxes, making it easy to cook them one at a time.
- Located near the baseboard below were two cowhide cutouts, each in the form of a slotted parallelogram.
- Bags of sugar are brought in on pallets and a vacuum hose lifts the bag to the top of the vat, which has a slotted top under its cover.
- Mechanical scrapers are often used in shallow gutters below slotted floors.
- The seats and walls are fashioned from American sycamore, and the slotted railings too, lending the interior an open, almost weightless air.
1. 1.1 Having a groove or channel into which something fits.
  a slotted screwdriver
  Example sentencesExamples
  Remove cotter pins and slotted nut from upper engine crankcase rod.
  The configuration of individual slotted shelves drew its inspiration from the linear flow of a landscape scroll painting.
  Carefully he applied the blade of the knife in the slotted head of the nut and began to turn it.
  An adjustable pivot sliding in a slotted length of angle iron that's attached to the table of your jigsaw, makes a handy fixture for cutting true discs.
  There are two versions of case shelving, one with slotted and one with solid end panels.
  The increased use of cordless screw guns has made slotted screws almost obsolete.
  The slotted nozzle cleans both sides of the slats at once.
  The advantage of slotted shelving is that the dividers can be placed much closer together.
  One draughtsman found the solution in a slotted board to hold the templates upright.
  We mounted the spears on a slotted plate, which we attached to a 3-inch hydraulic cylinder.

单词	slotted
释义	Definition of slotted in English: slotted adjective ˈslɒtɪdˈslɑdəd 1Having one or more long, narrow apertures or slits. a horizontally slotted window a structure that has slotted sides to release smoke and heat Example sentencesExamples They're bagged and shipped on dry ice in individual slotted cardboard boxes, making it easy to cook them one at a time. Located near the baseboard below were two cowhide cutouts, each in the form of a slotted parallelogram. The top panel sports an exhaust fan with a slotted grill instead of a blowhole-type arrangement. Some have vertical slats of granite or wood to ventilate the interior, others have slotted slabs, and the pitched roofs are tiled or covered in stone pavers. Bags of sugar are brought in on pallets and a vacuum hose lifts the bag to the top of the vat, which has a slotted top under its cover. Long slotted skylights and openings in the second floor introduce shafts of natural light. With existing landfills, holes are drilled into the fill, into which the slotted pipes are inserted. Mechanical scrapers are often used in shallow gutters below slotted floors. To each post, I attached two slotted plastic insulators with plastic ties. The seats and walls are fashioned from American sycamore, and the slotted railings too, lending the interior an open, almost weightless air. 1.1 Having a groove or channel into which something fits. a slotted screwdriver Example sentencesExamples Remove cotter pins and slotted nut from upper engine crankcase rod. There are two versions of case shelving, one with slotted and one with solid end panels. We mounted the spears on a slotted plate, which we attached to a 3-inch hydraulic cylinder. The configuration of individual slotted shelves drew its inspiration from the linear flow of a landscape scroll painting. The increased use of cordless screw guns has made slotted screws almost obsolete. One draughtsman found the solution in a slotted board to hold the templates upright. The advantage of slotted shelving is that the dividers can be placed much closer together. The slotted nozzle cleans both sides of the slats at once. Carefully he applied the blade of the knife in the slotted head of the nut and began to turn it. An adjustable pivot sliding in a slotted length of angle iron that's attached to the table of your jigsaw, makes a handy fixture for cutting true discs. Definition of slotted in US English: slotted adjectiveˈslɑdədˈslädəd 1Having one or more long, narrow apertures or slits. a horizontally slotted window a structure that has slotted sides to release smoke and heat Example sentencesExamples Some have vertical slats of granite or wood to ventilate the interior, others have slotted slabs, and the pitched roofs are tiled or covered in stone pavers. The top panel sports an exhaust fan with a slotted grill instead of a blowhole-type arrangement. With existing landfills, holes are drilled into the fill, into which the slotted pipes are inserted. Long slotted skylights and openings in the second floor introduce shafts of natural light. To each post, I attached two slotted plastic insulators with plastic ties. They're bagged and shipped on dry ice in individual slotted cardboard boxes, making it easy to cook them one at a time. Located near the baseboard below were two cowhide cutouts, each in the form of a slotted parallelogram. Bags of sugar are brought in on pallets and a vacuum hose lifts the bag to the top of the vat, which has a slotted top under its cover. Mechanical scrapers are often used in shallow gutters below slotted floors. The seats and walls are fashioned from American sycamore, and the slotted railings too, lending the interior an open, almost weightless air. 1.1 Having a groove or channel into which something fits. a slotted screwdriver Example sentencesExamples Remove cotter pins and slotted nut from upper engine crankcase rod. The configuration of individual slotted shelves drew its inspiration from the linear flow of a landscape scroll painting. Carefully he applied the blade of the knife in the slotted head of the nut and began to turn it. An adjustable pivot sliding in a slotted length of angle iron that's attached to the table of your jigsaw, makes a handy fixture for cutting true discs. There are two versions of case shelving, one with slotted and one with solid end panels. The increased use of cordless screw guns has made slotted screws almost obsolete. The slotted nozzle cleans both sides of the slats at once. The advantage of slotted shelving is that the dividers can be placed much closer together. One draughtsman found the solution in a slotted board to hold the templates upright. We mounted the spears on a slotted plate, which we attached to a 3-inch hydraulic cylinder.
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