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  • rubber gasket — gumos tarpiklis statusas T sritis radioelektronika atitikmenys: angl. rubber gasket vok. Gummidichtung, f; Gummieinlage, f rus. резиновая прокладка, f; резиновое уплотнение, n pranc. joint en caoutchouc, m …   Radioelektronikos terminų žodynas

  • gasket — [gas′kit] n. [prob. altered < Fr garcette < OFr garcete, small cord, orig., little girl, dim. of garce, fem. of gars, boy < ML * warkjone < Frank * wrakjo, mercenary soldier; akin to OE wrecca, WRETCH] 1. a piece or ring of rubber,… …   English World dictionary

  • gasket — ► NOUN ▪ a sheet or ring of rubber or other material sealing the junction between two surfaces in an engine or other device. ORIGIN originally denoting a cord securing a furled sail to the yard of a sailing ship: perhaps from French garcette thin …   English terms dictionary

  • rubber seal — gasket made from rubber …   English contemporary dictionary

  • Gasket — [ thumb|sright|250px|Some seals and gaskets 1. o ring 2. fiber washer 3. paper gaskets 4. cylinder head gasket] A gasket is a mechanical seal that fills the space between two objects, generally to prevent leakage between the two objects while… …   Wikipedia

  • gasket — A material made of asbestos, cardboard, cork, paper, rubber, or soft metal placed between two metal parts to insure proper sealing. Also see base gasket blown head gasket cylinder head gasket head gasket liquid gasket oil pan gasket rocker cover… …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • gasket — gas|ket [ gæskət ] noun count a flat ring of rubber, metal, or plastic that you put between two surfaces in a pipe or machine so that liquid or gas cannot escape blow a gasket SPOKEN 1. ) INFORMAL to suddenly become very angry 2. ) if a machine… …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

  • gasket — UK [ˈɡæskɪt] / US [ˈɡæskət] noun [countable] Word forms gasket : singular gasket plural gaskets a flat ring of rubber, metal, or plastic that you put between two surfaces in a pipe or machine so that liquid or gas cannot escape • blow a gasket …   English dictionary

  • gasket — gas|ket [ˈgæskıt] n [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: Probably from French garcette, from Old French, little girl ] 1.) a flat piece of material, often rubber, placed between two surfaces so that steam, oil, gas etc cannot escape 2.) blow a gasket a) if… …   Dictionary of contemporary English

  • gasket — noun (C) 1 a flat piece of material, often rubber, placed between two surfaces so that steam, oil, gas etc cannot escape 2 blow a gasket a) if a vehicle blows a gasket, steam or gas escapes from the engine b) informal to become very angry …   Longman dictionary of contemporary English

  • gasket — n. 1 a sheet or ring of rubber etc., shaped to seal the junction of metal surfaces. 2 a small cord securing a furled sail to a yard. Phrases and idioms: blow a gasket sl. lose one s temper. Etymology: perh. f. F garcette thin rope (orig. little… …   Useful english dictionary

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