welding
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- noun
- /ˈwɛldɪŋ/
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- The technician demonstrated proper techniques for welding stainless steel pipes.
- arc welding
- spot welding
- seam welding
So I took job in the welding factory.
- So I took job in the welding factory.
- And, and my confidence in welding has increased dramatically.
- And so folks who like are learning welding, they need to know the language of welding.
- Just like suppose you, one of the things you got to learn, I think as a farmer is welding.
- In fact, like welding is a welding's a terrific example.
Examples
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Another little hint, when doing low power welding, using thin rod is quite helpful.
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Arlene has a particular uniform in the welding shop at Vocational Community College.
Academic text (2008) -
And so folks who like are learning welding, they need to know the language of welding.
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So I took job in the welding factory.
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Could I recommend a career in welding, perhaps?
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The materials have to be certified and welding is dangerous.
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So we spent a lot of long hours in the shop at Stanford, bending, welding, cutting, you name it.
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Elias, Cynthia, and Bobby are pursuing both a certificate in welding and an associate of science degree.
Academic text (2011) -
Over two years, students will develop physical adroitness with welding tools and attune their senses to welding's demands.
Academic text (2011) -
In welding, workers heat and apply pressure to join metal pieces securely.
Synonyms
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Joining two things so they stay firmly together
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A way to join metal sheets by melting small points with heat and pressure using electricity for example in cars
A way of joining two metal parts end to end by melting their ends together
A process that joins two metal pieces by melting their ends with electricity, often used for rails or pipes
To join two metal pieces by heating their ends with electricity until they melt and pushing them together
Compounds
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A way to join metal sheets by melting small points with heat and pressure using electricity for example in cars
- Specialized
A way to join two metal pieces end to end by melting their ends into one flat joint
- Specialized
A way of joining two metal parts end to end by melting their ends together
- Specialized
A process that joins two metal pieces by melting their ends with electricity, often used for rails or pipes
- Specialized
To join two metal pieces by heating their ends with electricity until they melt and pushing them together
- Specialized
A way of joining metal pieces by making small hot spots that melt them together
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Etymology
Welding comes from the old verb weld, which meant 'to join' or 'fasten' things together, often by using heat. So, welding is simply the act of 'joining' metal by heat and pressure, which is the meaning we use today.