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Definition of galvanising in English Turkish dictionary
- galvanize
- galvanizlemek
- galvanize
- (İnşaat,Teknik) galvanize etmek
- galvanize
- galvanizle kaplamak
- galvanize
- saç
- galvanize
- (İnşaat) çinko kaplamak
- galvanize
- teşvik etmek
- galvanize
- harekete geçirmek
- galvanize
- canlandırmak
- galvanize
- kışkırtmak
- galvanize
- galvaniz kapla
- galvanize
- Galvanize etmek: Paslanmaktan korumak için erimiş çinkoya batırılarak kaplamak
- galvanize
- {f} galvanik akımla tedavi etmek
- galvanize
- {f} hemen harekete geçirmek
- galvanize
- {f} elektrik çarpmış gibi olmak
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Turkish - Turkish
Definition of galvanising in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- galvanize
- Paslanmaktan korumak için erimiş çinkoya batırılarak kaplanmış (nesne)
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Definition of galvanising in English English dictionary
- The process of coating metal with zinc, either by dipping in a bath of molten zinc or by electrolytic action
- present participle of galvanise
- A protective coating of zinc applied to wire products by the hot drip process
- The coating of iron and steels with a layer of zinc and iron-zinc compounds, by immersion in a bath of molten zinc [back] [top]
- affected by emotion as if by electricity; thrilling; "gave an electric reading of the play"; "the new leader had a galvanic effect on morale"
- A protective coating of zinc applied to wire products by the hot dip method
- galvanize
- To coat with rust-resistant zinc
- galvanize
- To coat with a thin layer of metal by electrochemical means; to electroplate
- galvanize
- to imbue with life or animation
- galvanize
- {v} to affect with the galvanic fluid
- galvanize
- gal·va·nize galvanizes galvanizing galvanized in BRIT, also use galvanise To galvanize someone means to cause them to take action, for example by making them feel very excited, afraid, or angry. The aid appeal has galvanised the German business community They have been galvanised into collective action -- militarily, politically and economically. = stir. to shock or surprise someone so that they do something to solve a problem, improve a situation etc galvanize sb into (doing) sth
- galvanize
- the term used when some units must switch sides to even out troops for a battle In Company C=s case we can galvanize as the 66th Illinois [blue--western] or as a generic Confederate Sharpshooter unit No member is required to galvanize at this time
- galvanize
- by means of electricity
- galvanize
- to coat a metal surface with zinc using various processes
- galvanize
- To shock or stimulate into sudden activity
- galvanize
- cover with zinc; "galvanize steel"
- galvanize
- To coat with zinc to protect against corrosion Left Lay - (a) Strand - Strand in which the cover wires are laid in a helix having a left-hand pitch -(b) Rope - Rope in which the strands are laid in a helix having a left-hand pitch
- galvanize
- stimulate (muscles) by administering a shock cover with zinc; "galvanize steel
- galvanize
- To coat, as iron, with zinc
- galvanize
- To coat a metal (especially iron or steel) with zinc Galvanization is the process of coating a metal with zinc
- galvanize
- To plate, as with gold, silver, etc
- galvanize
- stimulate (muscles) by administering a shock
- galvanize
- To affect with galvanism; to subject to the action of electrical currents
- galvanize
- to stimulate to action ; " startled him awake"; "galvanized into action"
- galvanize
- To coat with zinc
- galvanize
- To coat a metal surface with zinc as a protection against corrosion
- galvanize
- {f} coat metal with a thin layer of zinc; application of an electric current (to a nerve, person, etc.); stimulate (also galvanise)
- galvanize
- See Galvanized iron
- galvanize
- To restore to consciousness by galvanic action (as from a state of suspended animation); hence, to stimulate or excite to a factitious animation or activity
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Turkish - English
Definition of galvanising in Turkish English dictionary
- galvanize
- galvanized
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galvanising
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