Definition of deflagration in English:

deflagration

noun dɛfləˈɡreɪʃ(ə)nˌdɛfləˈɡreɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action of heating a substance until it burns away rapidly.
速燃，暴燃
Example sentencesExamples
- Improper dispersal of the fuel aerosol or a mis-timed firing of the initiator could produce a large fireball, but the resulting deflagration would not produce the blast shock wave of the intended explosive detonation.
- Very few blast-resistant windows installed during the renovation of the structure that was begun in 1999 and scheduled for completion in 2010 broke during the impact and deflagration of aircraft fuel.
- Other times, depending on the casement, whether it is plastic or metal, especially metal, it will do low order detonation, or what we call deflagration.
1. 1.1technical Combustion which propagates through a gas or across the surface of an explosive at subsonic speeds, driven by the transfer of heat.
  〈技〉亚音速燃烧。比较DETONATION
  Compare with detonation
  Example sentencesExamples
  Explosives experts refer to rapid explosive reactions as detonation and slower explosive reactions as deflagration.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin deflagratio(n-), from the verb deflagrare (see deflagrate).

Definition of deflagration in US English:

deflagration

nounˌdefləˈɡrāSH(ə)nˌdɛfləˈɡreɪʃ(ə)n

1The action of heating a substance until it burns away rapidly.
速燃，暴燃
Example sentencesExamples
- Other times, depending on the casement, whether it is plastic or metal, especially metal, it will do low order detonation, or what we call deflagration.
- Improper dispersal of the fuel aerosol or a mis-timed firing of the initiator could produce a large fireball, but the resulting deflagration would not produce the blast shock wave of the intended explosive detonation.
- Very few blast-resistant windows installed during the renovation of the structure that was begun in 1999 and scheduled for completion in 2010 broke during the impact and deflagration of aircraft fuel.
1. 1.1technical Combustion which propagates through a gas or across the surface of an explosive at subsonic speeds, driven by the transfer of heat.
  〈技〉亚音速燃烧。比较DETONATION
  Compare with detonation
  Example sentencesExamples
  Explosives experts refer to rapid explosive reactions as detonation and slower explosive reactions as deflagration.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin deflagratio(n-), from the verb deflagrare (see deflagrate).

单词	deflagration
释义	Definition of deflagration in English: deflagration noun dɛfləˈɡreɪʃ(ə)nˌdɛfləˈɡreɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action of heating a substance until it burns away rapidly. 速燃，暴燃 Example sentencesExamples Improper dispersal of the fuel aerosol or a mis-timed firing of the initiator could produce a large fireball, but the resulting deflagration would not produce the blast shock wave of the intended explosive detonation. Very few blast-resistant windows installed during the renovation of the structure that was begun in 1999 and scheduled for completion in 2010 broke during the impact and deflagration of aircraft fuel. Other times, depending on the casement, whether it is plastic or metal, especially metal, it will do low order detonation, or what we call deflagration. 1.1technical Combustion which propagates through a gas or across the surface of an explosive at subsonic speeds, driven by the transfer of heat. 〈技〉亚音速燃烧。比较DETONATION Compare with detonation Example sentencesExamples Explosives experts refer to rapid explosive reactions as detonation and slower explosive reactions as deflagration. Origin Early 17th century: from Latin deflagratio(n-), from the verb deflagrare (see deflagrate). Definition of deflagration in US English: deflagration nounˌdefləˈɡrāSH(ə)nˌdɛfləˈɡreɪʃ(ə)n 1The action of heating a substance until it burns away rapidly. 速燃，暴燃 Example sentencesExamples Other times, depending on the casement, whether it is plastic or metal, especially metal, it will do low order detonation, or what we call deflagration. Improper dispersal of the fuel aerosol or a mis-timed firing of the initiator could produce a large fireball, but the resulting deflagration would not produce the blast shock wave of the intended explosive detonation. Very few blast-resistant windows installed during the renovation of the structure that was begun in 1999 and scheduled for completion in 2010 broke during the impact and deflagration of aircraft fuel. 1.1technical Combustion which propagates through a gas or across the surface of an explosive at subsonic speeds, driven by the transfer of heat. 〈技〉亚音速燃烧。比较DETONATION Compare with detonation Example sentencesExamples Explosives experts refer to rapid explosive reactions as detonation and slower explosive reactions as deflagration. Origin Early 17th century: from Latin deflagratio(n-), from the verb deflagrare (see deflagrate).
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