磨耗 Pronunciation and Pinyin
磨耗 Usage and Examples
Wear and tear; abrasion; attrition.
密封唇压力较高，适用于气体及磨耗性流体。
Sealing lip can resist high pressure, apply in gas and abradability fluid.
结论：牙齿重度磨耗导致异常的下颌边缘运动。
Conclusion: Severe tooth wear lead to abnormal mandibular maximum excursions.
The characters in 磨耗
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 磨
- mó磨yi一mó磨grind, sharpen
- mó磨bù不kāi开Too embarrassed, Shy about imposing
- mó磨bù不lín磷niè涅bù不zī缁Unyielding and incorruptible., Impervious to corruption.
- mó磨bú不guò过shēn身lái来cannot get around to it, too swamped
- mó磨le了bàn半tiān天spent half a day, took half a day
- mó磨shāng伤abrasion, chafe
- mó磨guāng光To polish
- mó磨chū出grind out, form by grinding
- mó磨chū出le了developed, honed
- mó磨dāo刀sharpen a knife, whet a knife
- mó磨dāo刀shí石Whetstone, Grindstone
- mó磨lì利sharpen, hone
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Open the tool →Questions about 磨耗
What does 磨耗 mean in Chinese?
磨耗 (mó hào) means “Wear and tear; abrasion; attrition”.
How do you pronounce 磨耗?
磨耗 is pronounced mó hào in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Wear and tear; abrasion; attrition.” in Chinese?
“Wear and tear; abrasion; attrition.” is 磨耗 (mó hào) in Chinese.
How is 磨耗 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 磨耗, each with pinyin and an English translation.