soldering
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- noun
- /ˈsɒdərɪŋ/
- Specialized
:
soldadura
- With practice, she became proficient at soldering wires together.
- soldering iron
- soldering process
We've seen dozens, if not hundreds of different soldering stands that you can buy.
- We've seen dozens, if not hundreds of different soldering stands that you can buy.
- Mainly soldering is the hard part.
- It looks like it's pretty good for this, for soldering again.
- It works and still works now, but to the pain of the soldering and the wires, the mess and worrying that it would be a reliable solution.
- Yeah, or maybe with a soldering iron.
Examples
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Let's get into soldering the tiny pieces of LED strip and match the cloud shape as best as we can.
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And please excuse my poor soldering technique.
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I need a soldering station.
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Do you have a soldering iron?
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It's hard and tedious, but it would make the final soldering to the chip easier.
Blog text (30) -
But I also do fairly simple constructions, soldering and cutting and stuff with silver sheet and wire.
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According to the production manager, the main recruiting criteria for working at Hearing Solutions were 'soldering skills, good hand skills, and good eyesight.'
Academic text (2014) -
As men fight at the front, women step in and take over what were previously unthinkable jobs for a woman, like soldering, construction, trucking.
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One fall, I was putting together a transistor radio, using a soldering iron in my dorm room.
Academic text (1993) -
The exercise proved valuable in developing soldering skills and demonstrating the cause and effect of light interacting with an electronic component.
Academic text (2013)
Synonyms
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Joining two things so they stay firmly together
Compounds
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Etymology
The word soldering comes from the old Latin verb solidare, which means 'to make solid', and it shares the same root as the English word solid. So soldering is like making metal parts 'solid' together by melting a softer metal called solder to join them.