Definition of correction fluid in English:

correction fluid

noun

mass noun

An opaque liquid painted over a typed or written error so as to allow for the insertion of the correct character.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Voters seem to have misspelled their names on applications for absentee ballots and used correction fluid to get their addresses right.
- Females were marked with a single dot of white correction fluid so that we could easily identify the sex of individuals within mating pairs.
- An enduring drawback of correction fluid is the solvent vapor.
- Organic solvents are used in a variety of commonly encountered substances including correction fluid, glue, paint, varnish, and aerosols.
- I suppose the trick for any author is to find an idea that fires you up enough to hear yourself speak at length for a few hundred pages - without wanting to put your own eyes out with a bottle of correction fluid, that is.
- It is studded with a staccato attack of ink dots and dashes of correction fluid that suggest the patterns of wind on the surface of the Seine.
- I sometimes think of this as nature's bottle of correction fluid - it really does help to soothe and soften scar tissue.
- Cover scuff marks with white correction fluid before polishing.
- Lee's own creation was found to have a mistake and he had to use correction fluid to cover it.
- Males were marked with a little green spot of typists' correction fluid to allow for identification.
- An election manager testified that the office received phone calls during the campaign asking whether votes altered with correction fluid would count even if they arrived in sealed envelopes that had been slit open.
- Oven cleaner, model glue, spray paint, correction fluid, paint thinner, and polyurethane are just a few of the household products that are dangerous.
- Some had even been altered with correction fluid.
- Kirby pulled a pen and correction fluid from her handbag before storing the bag at the back of the room on a peg.

Definition of correction fluid in US English:

correction fluid

nounkəˈrɛkʃən ˈfluɪdkəˈrekSHən ˈflo͞oid

An opaque liquid painted over a typed or written error so as to leave a blank space for the insertion of the correct character.
修正液
Example sentencesExamples
- Organic solvents are used in a variety of commonly encountered substances including correction fluid, glue, paint, varnish, and aerosols.
- An election manager testified that the office received phone calls during the campaign asking whether votes altered with correction fluid would count even if they arrived in sealed envelopes that had been slit open.
- Kirby pulled a pen and correction fluid from her handbag before storing the bag at the back of the room on a peg.
- Lee's own creation was found to have a mistake and he had to use correction fluid to cover it.
- Males were marked with a little green spot of typists' correction fluid to allow for identification.
- I suppose the trick for any author is to find an idea that fires you up enough to hear yourself speak at length for a few hundred pages - without wanting to put your own eyes out with a bottle of correction fluid, that is.
- Females were marked with a single dot of white correction fluid so that we could easily identify the sex of individuals within mating pairs.
- Oven cleaner, model glue, spray paint, correction fluid, paint thinner, and polyurethane are just a few of the household products that are dangerous.
- I sometimes think of this as nature's bottle of correction fluid - it really does help to soothe and soften scar tissue.
- Cover scuff marks with white correction fluid before polishing.
- It is studded with a staccato attack of ink dots and dashes of correction fluid that suggest the patterns of wind on the surface of the Seine.
- Some had even been altered with correction fluid.
- Voters seem to have misspelled their names on applications for absentee ballots and used correction fluid to get their addresses right.
- An enduring drawback of correction fluid is the solvent vapor.

单词	correction fluid
释义	Definition of correction fluid in English: correction fluid noun mass noun An opaque liquid painted over a typed or written error so as to allow for the insertion of the correct character. 修正液 Example sentencesExamples Voters seem to have misspelled their names on applications for absentee ballots and used correction fluid to get their addresses right. Females were marked with a single dot of white correction fluid so that we could easily identify the sex of individuals within mating pairs. An enduring drawback of correction fluid is the solvent vapor. Organic solvents are used in a variety of commonly encountered substances including correction fluid, glue, paint, varnish, and aerosols. I suppose the trick for any author is to find an idea that fires you up enough to hear yourself speak at length for a few hundred pages - without wanting to put your own eyes out with a bottle of correction fluid, that is. It is studded with a staccato attack of ink dots and dashes of correction fluid that suggest the patterns of wind on the surface of the Seine. I sometimes think of this as nature's bottle of correction fluid - it really does help to soothe and soften scar tissue. Cover scuff marks with white correction fluid before polishing. Lee's own creation was found to have a mistake and he had to use correction fluid to cover it. Males were marked with a little green spot of typists' correction fluid to allow for identification. An election manager testified that the office received phone calls during the campaign asking whether votes altered with correction fluid would count even if they arrived in sealed envelopes that had been slit open. Oven cleaner, model glue, spray paint, correction fluid, paint thinner, and polyurethane are just a few of the household products that are dangerous. Some had even been altered with correction fluid. Kirby pulled a pen and correction fluid from her handbag before storing the bag at the back of the room on a peg. Definition of correction fluid in US English: correction fluid nounkəˈrɛkʃən ˈfluɪdkəˈrekSHən ˈflo͞oid An opaque liquid painted over a typed or written error so as to leave a blank space for the insertion of the correct character. 修正液 Example sentencesExamples Organic solvents are used in a variety of commonly encountered substances including correction fluid, glue, paint, varnish, and aerosols. An election manager testified that the office received phone calls during the campaign asking whether votes altered with correction fluid would count even if they arrived in sealed envelopes that had been slit open. Kirby pulled a pen and correction fluid from her handbag before storing the bag at the back of the room on a peg. Lee's own creation was found to have a mistake and he had to use correction fluid to cover it. Males were marked with a little green spot of typists' correction fluid to allow for identification. I suppose the trick for any author is to find an idea that fires you up enough to hear yourself speak at length for a few hundred pages - without wanting to put your own eyes out with a bottle of correction fluid, that is. Females were marked with a single dot of white correction fluid so that we could easily identify the sex of individuals within mating pairs. Oven cleaner, model glue, spray paint, correction fluid, paint thinner, and polyurethane are just a few of the household products that are dangerous. I sometimes think of this as nature's bottle of correction fluid - it really does help to soothe and soften scar tissue. Cover scuff marks with white correction fluid before polishing. It is studded with a staccato attack of ink dots and dashes of correction fluid that suggest the patterns of wind on the surface of the Seine. Some had even been altered with correction fluid. Voters seem to have misspelled their names on applications for absentee ballots and used correction fluid to get their addresses right. An enduring drawback of correction fluid is the solvent vapor.
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