bushing
ˈbʊʃɪŋ
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Definition of bushing - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
machine wearTECH.cylindrical lining reducing friction in machineryTECH.
  • The bushing in the engine needs replacement.
liner sleeve
2.
plumbingTECH.adapter joining pipes of different sizesTECH.
  • Use a bushing to connect these two pipes.
adapter connector coupling

Adjective

plantDatedcovered with bushes or shrubsDated
  • The bushing landscape was hard to walk through.
bushy overgrown shrubby
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  • bushing: cylindrical lining reducing friction in machinery
    cylindrical lining reducing friction in machinery
  • bushing: adapter joining pipes of different sizes
    adapter joining pipes of different sizes
  • bushing: fastener element adding a threaded hole
    fastener element adding a threaded hole
  • bushing: lining providing insulation for conductors
    lining providing insulation for conductors

Origin of bushing

Dutch, bus (box)

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mechanical
provide with a bushing

Examples of bushing in a sentence

  • A worn-out bushing can cause machinery failure.
  • The plumber recommended a bushing for the repair.
  • A bushing is needed to fit the new pipe.
  • The bushing prevents excessive wear in the machinery.
  • A worn-out bushing can cause vibrations.
  • The mechanic replaced the worn bushing in the engine.

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  1. French:coussinet, broussailleux, ...
  2. German:Buchse, buschig, ...
  3. Italian:boccola, cespuglioso, ...
  4. Spanish:cojinete, arbustivo, ...
  5. Portuguese:bucha, arbustivo, ...
  6. Chinese:衬套, 灌木丛生的, ...
  7. Japanese:ブッシング, 茂った, ...
  8. Arabic:جُلْبَة, مُشَجَّر, ...
  9. Hebrew:בּוּשִׁינְג, מְכֻסֶּה בְּשִׂיחִים, ...
  10. Russian:втулка, кустарниковый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:втулка, кущистий, ...
  12. Hindi:बुशिंग, झाड़ीदार, ...
bush
bʊʃ
bush: woody plant smaller than a tree
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Definition of bush - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
botanywoody plant smaller than a tree
  • The garden was filled with colorful bush.
shrub
2.
naturedense cluster of shrubs or thicket
  • We got lost in the thick bush.
shrub thicket
3.
geographyUKwild or rural area with dense vegetationUK
  • They went hiking in the bush to explore nature.
countryside wilderness
4.
mechanicsTECH.metal sleeve or tubular liningTECH.
  • The machine required a new bush for repair.
bushing liner sleeve

Verb

1.
growthintr.grow thickly or denselyintr.
  • The plants bush out in the spring.
sprout thicken
2.
mechanicaltr.TECH.provide with a bushingtr.TECH.
  • The technician will bush the wheel to reduce wear.
equip fit install
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  • bush: woody plant smaller than a tree
    woody plant smaller than a tree
  • bush: dense cluster of shrubs or thicket
    dense cluster of shrubs or thicket
  • bush: wild or rural area with dense vegetation
    wild or rural area with dense vegetation
  • bush: metal sleeve or tubular lining
    metal sleeve or tubular lining

Expressions with bush

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lacking proper conduct or standards
Her bush league behavior was not appreciated.
retreat from society to embrace a simpler life
After losing his job, he chose to go bush.
biblical bush that burned without being consumed
Moses encountered God speaking through the burning bush..
grow in a bushy or branching manner
The plant began to bush out in the spring.
avoid saying something directly or clearly in conversation
Stop beating about the bush and tell me the truth.
avoid the main topic in conversation
Stop beating around the bush and answer the question.

Origin of bush

Dutch, bosch (forest)

Examples of bush in a sentence

  • Birds nested in the dense bush.
  • The rabbit hid in the bush.
  • They found a rare bird nesting in the bush.
  • They built a cabin in the bush.
  • Wild animals are often found in the bush.
  • The engineer replaced the worn-out bush in the engine.

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  1. French:buisson, s'étoffer, ...
  2. German:Strauch, dicht wachsen, ...
  3. Italian:arbusto, crescere folto, ...
  4. Spanish:arbusto, crecer frondosamente, ...
  5. Portuguese:arbusto, crescer densamente, ...
  6. Chinese:灌木, 变得茂密, ...
  7. Japanese:低木, 茂る, ...
  8. Arabic:شُجَيرة, تَكَاثَفَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:שִׁיחַ, לִגְדּוֹל בְּצִפִּיפוּת, ...
  10. Russian:куст, густеть, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кущ, густіти, ...
  12. Hindi:झाड़ी, घना होना, ...
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