Seeking two English translations for anti-corrosion agents: mill preservatives
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mill preservatives flared or bell-end pipe
The first are preservatives, fungicides, and the like. (mill: Paper mill) Torch insertion tube.
mill: grinding, milling； Preservative: A substance used to prevent decay or rust; it can therefore be translated differently depending on the context, such as \"milling machine preservative\" or \"rust prevention method for grinding processes\", etc. Flared or bell-end pipe: Refers to pipes that are flared; \"flared\" can also mean \"glowing\" or \"polished\". Bell-end: Similar terms include \"bell-bottoms\" or \"objects with wide, flared bottoms\"; the adjective form is \"bell-bottom\", and it can also be interpreted as meaning \"glowing\". . . Under this perspective, the \"mill\" in the first question should be interpreted as \"milling\", that is, a method of milling to remove rust (presumably rust removal)
The first one agrees with what everyone has said. As for flared or bell-end pipe: I think it refers to the shape. flare: a flared or expanded end; bell-end: a socketed end, used in conjunction with a socket. Flared pipe or socket pipe. Everyone is welcome to discuss.
That makes sense; I must have misunderstood \"sth with wide flaring bottoms\" – I overlooked the fact that \"flare\" also means \"to make something flare out.\" In fact, \"bell-bottoms\" are usually translated as \"flared pants.\" A tribute to veteran experts: handshake
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