Definition of lagging in English:

lagging

noun ˈlaɡɪŋˈlæɡɪŋ

mass noun

Material providing heat insulation for a water tank, pipes, etc.
（锅炉、管道等）绝热材料
Example sentencesExamples
- In January 1998 the asbestos lagging to pipework was in an unsatisfactory condition.
- However if the boards were taken away and if some of the lagging were to be removed, it might be okay.
- To them the pipe lagging was a plaything, a source of fun.
- Even after primitive use of crude lagging gave way to a more general use of preformed asbestos block insulation, such blocks were cut dry which could actually enhance dust production.
- He claims that, while working as a labourer removing lagging from pipes in the Basement of Leinster House between 1986 and 1990, he was exposed to large quantities of asbestos.
- He would then work on the new pipe run and the laggers would come along the same day or the next day to put new lagging on the new pipework.
- The lagging needs to be taken off and the boiler certified every two years.
- I generally knocked off the asbestos lagging myself rather than wait for laggers and scalers to get there.
- They are about water-lagging - putting lagging around water pipes to retain heating - and about energy conservation.
- It was used as insulation on the pipe lagging which ran throughout the factory and there was also asbestos in the roof.
- The engine appears mostly intact, but all the wood is rotten and asbestos lagging is still on the boiler.
- The lagging will then cushion any further movement of the pipes that will occur.
- The foam lagging was so wet he had to wring the water out.
- There seems to have been no lagging, and the heat loss must have been great, by radiation, or, in wet weather, condensation when it was wet.
- Jerry Jennings, property assets manager at Braintree Council, said the lagging, which is material which prevents loss of heat, had deteriorated through wear and tear.
- As far as I know asbestos was in the pipe lagging and in the boiler house and all that was stripped out.
- There was new wooden lagging on her right hand cylinder, but no jacketing, and the front head and piston had been removed.
- The sprayed asbestos particularly and the asbestos lagging to pipework was in an unsatisfactory condition in 1994.
- Anything from boiler and pipe lagging, to roofing materials and ceiling tiles, water pipes, or cement products could have been made with the mineral.
Synonyms
unhurried, leisurely, measured, moderate, deliberate, steady, sedate, slow-moving, slow-going, easy, relaxed, unrushed, gentle, undemanding, comfortable

Origin

Mid 19th century: from lag².

Rhymes

geotagging, unflagging

Definition of lagging in US English:

lagging

nounˈlaɡiNGˈlæɡɪŋ

Material providing heat insulation for a boiler, pipes, etc.
（锅炉、管道等）绝热材料
Example sentencesExamples
- It was used as insulation on the pipe lagging which ran throughout the factory and there was also asbestos in the roof.
- Even after primitive use of crude lagging gave way to a more general use of preformed asbestos block insulation, such blocks were cut dry which could actually enhance dust production.
- The lagging needs to be taken off and the boiler certified every two years.
- The engine appears mostly intact, but all the wood is rotten and asbestos lagging is still on the boiler.
- They are about water-lagging - putting lagging around water pipes to retain heating - and about energy conservation.
- He would then work on the new pipe run and the laggers would come along the same day or the next day to put new lagging on the new pipework.
- As far as I know asbestos was in the pipe lagging and in the boiler house and all that was stripped out.
- The lagging will then cushion any further movement of the pipes that will occur.
- Jerry Jennings, property assets manager at Braintree Council, said the lagging, which is material which prevents loss of heat, had deteriorated through wear and tear.
- He claims that, while working as a labourer removing lagging from pipes in the Basement of Leinster House between 1986 and 1990, he was exposed to large quantities of asbestos.
- I generally knocked off the asbestos lagging myself rather than wait for laggers and scalers to get there.
- To them the pipe lagging was a plaything, a source of fun.
- However if the boards were taken away and if some of the lagging were to be removed, it might be okay.
- There seems to have been no lagging, and the heat loss must have been great, by radiation, or, in wet weather, condensation when it was wet.
- The foam lagging was so wet he had to wring the water out.
- In January 1998 the asbestos lagging to pipework was in an unsatisfactory condition.
- The sprayed asbestos particularly and the asbestos lagging to pipework was in an unsatisfactory condition in 1994.
- Anything from boiler and pipe lagging, to roofing materials and ceiling tiles, water pipes, or cement products could have been made with the mineral.
- There was new wooden lagging on her right hand cylinder, but no jacketing, and the front head and piston had been removed.
Synonyms
unhurried, leisurely, measured, moderate, deliberate, steady, sedate, slow-moving, slow-going, easy, relaxed, unrushed, gentle, undemanding, comfortable

Origin

Mid 19th century: from lag.

单词	lagging
释义	Definition of lagging in English: lagging noun ˈlaɡɪŋˈlæɡɪŋ mass noun Material providing heat insulation for a water tank, pipes, etc. （锅炉、管道等）绝热材料 Example sentencesExamples In January 1998 the asbestos lagging to pipework was in an unsatisfactory condition. However if the boards were taken away and if some of the lagging were to be removed, it might be okay. To them the pipe lagging was a plaything, a source of fun. Even after primitive use of crude lagging gave way to a more general use of preformed asbestos block insulation, such blocks were cut dry which could actually enhance dust production. He claims that, while working as a labourer removing lagging from pipes in the Basement of Leinster House between 1986 and 1990, he was exposed to large quantities of asbestos. He would then work on the new pipe run and the laggers would come along the same day or the next day to put new lagging on the new pipework. The lagging needs to be taken off and the boiler certified every two years. I generally knocked off the asbestos lagging myself rather than wait for laggers and scalers to get there. They are about water-lagging - putting lagging around water pipes to retain heating - and about energy conservation. It was used as insulation on the pipe lagging which ran throughout the factory and there was also asbestos in the roof. The engine appears mostly intact, but all the wood is rotten and asbestos lagging is still on the boiler. The lagging will then cushion any further movement of the pipes that will occur. The foam lagging was so wet he had to wring the water out. There seems to have been no lagging, and the heat loss must have been great, by radiation, or, in wet weather, condensation when it was wet. Jerry Jennings, property assets manager at Braintree Council, said the lagging, which is material which prevents loss of heat, had deteriorated through wear and tear. As far as I know asbestos was in the pipe lagging and in the boiler house and all that was stripped out. There was new wooden lagging on her right hand cylinder, but no jacketing, and the front head and piston had been removed. The sprayed asbestos particularly and the asbestos lagging to pipework was in an unsatisfactory condition in 1994. Anything from boiler and pipe lagging, to roofing materials and ceiling tiles, water pipes, or cement products could have been made with the mineral. Synonyms unhurried, leisurely, measured, moderate, deliberate, steady, sedate, slow-moving, slow-going, easy, relaxed, unrushed, gentle, undemanding, comfortable Origin Mid 19th century: from lag². Rhymes geotagging, unflagging Definition of lagging in US English: lagging nounˈlaɡiNGˈlæɡɪŋ Material providing heat insulation for a boiler, pipes, etc. （锅炉、管道等）绝热材料 Example sentencesExamples It was used as insulation on the pipe lagging which ran throughout the factory and there was also asbestos in the roof. Even after primitive use of crude lagging gave way to a more general use of preformed asbestos block insulation, such blocks were cut dry which could actually enhance dust production. The lagging needs to be taken off and the boiler certified every two years. The engine appears mostly intact, but all the wood is rotten and asbestos lagging is still on the boiler. They are about water-lagging - putting lagging around water pipes to retain heating - and about energy conservation. He would then work on the new pipe run and the laggers would come along the same day or the next day to put new lagging on the new pipework. As far as I know asbestos was in the pipe lagging and in the boiler house and all that was stripped out. The lagging will then cushion any further movement of the pipes that will occur. Jerry Jennings, property assets manager at Braintree Council, said the lagging, which is material which prevents loss of heat, had deteriorated through wear and tear. He claims that, while working as a labourer removing lagging from pipes in the Basement of Leinster House between 1986 and 1990, he was exposed to large quantities of asbestos. I generally knocked off the asbestos lagging myself rather than wait for laggers and scalers to get there. To them the pipe lagging was a plaything, a source of fun. However if the boards were taken away and if some of the lagging were to be removed, it might be okay. There seems to have been no lagging, and the heat loss must have been great, by radiation, or, in wet weather, condensation when it was wet. The foam lagging was so wet he had to wring the water out. In January 1998 the asbestos lagging to pipework was in an unsatisfactory condition. The sprayed asbestos particularly and the asbestos lagging to pipework was in an unsatisfactory condition in 1994. Anything from boiler and pipe lagging, to roofing materials and ceiling tiles, water pipes, or cement products could have been made with the mineral. There was new wooden lagging on her right hand cylinder, but no jacketing, and the front head and piston had been removed. Synonyms unhurried, leisurely, measured, moderate, deliberate, steady, sedate, slow-moving, slow-going, easy, relaxed, unrushed, gentle, undemanding, comfortable Origin Mid 19th century: from lag.
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