to regrease
- verb
- /ˌriːˈɡriːs/
- Before reassembling the engine, make sure to regrease all the bearings thoroughly.
Examples
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The technician advised us to regrease the moving parts every few months.
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The technician will regrease the bearings tomorrow.
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It is important to regrease the gears after every cleaning to prevent wear.
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Make sure to regrease the machine after every use.
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To keep the engine running smoothly, you should regrease all moving parts regularly.
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After cleaning the gears, remember to regrease them to extend their lifespan.
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It's important to regrease the bearings every few months to avoid system failures.
Synonyms
To put oily material on moving parts so they move smoothly
How Thorough
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Morphology
Etymology
Regrease starts with re- ('again') and ends with grease ('a thick oil used to make parts move'), so it simply means 'to put grease on something again' to keep machines and parts working smoothly.