Definition of bushing in English:

bushing

noun ˈbʊʃɪŋˈbʊʃɪŋ

another term for bush

Definition of bushing in US English:

bushing

nounˈbʊʃɪŋˈbo͝oSHiNG

1A metal lining for a round hole, especially one in which an axle revolves.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, engine failures due to powderized connecting rod bushings on about 2.5% of the Vipers in Switzerland suggest different conclusions.
- In use, the bushing is seated within the through hole of the fixation device at a selected angle and the fastening screw is inserted through the bore of the bushing such that its head fits in the bushing and its shaft is threaded into bone.
- ‘If I was to sell metal bushings or ball bearings, it might not be so exciting,’ intones Barry.
- In this case, older is better, because newer products use application-specific pots in terms of bushing, shaft and knob dimensions.
- In one assembly, a metal disc is mounted to rotate from a motor drive shaft in a cylinder block and in contact with calibrated sample support bushings biased to contact upper and lower surfaces of the disc.
1. 1.1 A bearing for a revolving shaft.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Other aluminum bearing applications are in heavy tooling, such as boring mills, presses, lathes, milling machines, and grinding mills, and as hydraulic pump bushings.
  Bearing play concerns have been alleviated with the much-increased bushing sizes.
  He also notes that in the lower racing series like showroom stock, a lot of durability issues are resolved on systems like brakes, bearings and bushings.
  The slope board features heat-treated, wear-resistant pins and bushings at all pivot points.
  The bearings for lower shaft consist of solid bushings fastened into trunnion, and are provided with oil-chamber and capillary felt, making them practically self-oiling and dust-proof.
2A sleeve that and protects an electric cable where it passes through a panel.
Example sentencesExamples
- So the stress from the trailer goes just to the rear axle and the bolts and rubber bushings that connect the axle to sheet metal floor instead of a frame.
- Between the hangar and the baseplate are two bushings (sometimes called grommets).
- For the government model they even make the grip screws and the bushings to hold them.
- BII also supply parts for miscellaneous components, including bearings, bushings and retainers, electrical and electronic components, fasteners and hardware and hydraulics.
- The upper control arms are carried over from Explorer while the lower control arms are cast aluminum and attach to the chassis with larger bushings.

单词	bushing
释义	Definition of bushing in English: bushing noun ˈbʊʃɪŋˈbʊʃɪŋ another term for bush Definition of bushing in US English: bushing nounˈbʊʃɪŋˈbo͝oSHiNG 1A metal lining for a round hole, especially one in which an axle revolves. Example sentencesExamples However, engine failures due to powderized connecting rod bushings on about 2.5% of the Vipers in Switzerland suggest different conclusions. In use, the bushing is seated within the through hole of the fixation device at a selected angle and the fastening screw is inserted through the bore of the bushing such that its head fits in the bushing and its shaft is threaded into bone. ‘If I was to sell metal bushings or ball bearings, it might not be so exciting,’ intones Barry. In this case, older is better, because newer products use application-specific pots in terms of bushing, shaft and knob dimensions. In one assembly, a metal disc is mounted to rotate from a motor drive shaft in a cylinder block and in contact with calibrated sample support bushings biased to contact upper and lower surfaces of the disc. 1.1 A bearing for a revolving shaft. Example sentencesExamples Other aluminum bearing applications are in heavy tooling, such as boring mills, presses, lathes, milling machines, and grinding mills, and as hydraulic pump bushings. Bearing play concerns have been alleviated with the much-increased bushing sizes. He also notes that in the lower racing series like showroom stock, a lot of durability issues are resolved on systems like brakes, bearings and bushings. The slope board features heat-treated, wear-resistant pins and bushings at all pivot points. The bearings for lower shaft consist of solid bushings fastened into trunnion, and are provided with oil-chamber and capillary felt, making them practically self-oiling and dust-proof. 2A sleeve that and protects an electric cable where it passes through a panel. Example sentencesExamples So the stress from the trailer goes just to the rear axle and the bolts and rubber bushings that connect the axle to sheet metal floor instead of a frame. Between the hangar and the baseplate are two bushings (sometimes called grommets). For the government model they even make the grip screws and the bushings to hold them. BII also supply parts for miscellaneous components, including bearings, bushings and retainers, electrical and electronic components, fasteners and hardware and hydraulics. The upper control arms are carried over from Explorer while the lower control arms are cast aluminum and attach to the chassis with larger bushings.
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