hydraulicin a sentence
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The train uses hydraulic brakes.hydraulic = operated by pressurized liquid
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She is a hydraulic engineer.hydraulic = related to liquid
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The pilot reported a hydraulic leak.hydraulic = related to a liquid
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The hydraulic lines, which controlled the doors, had been severed. (source)hydraulic = carrying fluid
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Inside the shaft of Freddy's Free Fall, the cable snapped its final thread and ripped across the hydraulic line. (source)hydraulic = fluid-containing
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At the door, Dad strained the hydraulic screen wide, and when it sprung back, it slammed against Pedi's face. (source)hydraulic = a type of screen door that shuts itself automatically with the aid of pressurized liquid
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Mr. Jeremiah Hayling, aged twenty-six, a hydraulic engineer. (source)hydraulic = relating to something moved or operated by pressurized liquid
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In the center of a field, a small cage rose up into view, lifted on hydraulics from underground.† (source)
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Each set of vertical metal beams had hydraulically-operated lifts inside of them that could raise and lower the platforms to let operators get the cars off, but of course the lift controls needed power to operate.† (source)
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I heard the soft groaning of hydraulic pumps as the boom extended.† (source)
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She probably would not have read this treatise on the hydraulics of Versailles by an eighteenth-century Dane who extolled in Latin the genius of Le Notre.† (source)
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The flight controls are not hydraulically powered.† (source)
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A gleaming haptic chair was suspended on a jointed hydraulic arm attached to the ceiling.† (source)
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He liked to pretend he was activating the hydraulics on a tricked-out low-rider when he "hit the switches."† (source)
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A single bit of sediment coiling in the jar on some slow hydraulic axis.† (source)
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Among her protégés was the cartographer De Blasiis (whose Maps of the New World was dedicated to the Marquesa de Montemayor amid the roars of the courtiers at Lima who read that she was the "admiration of her city and a rising sun in the West"); another was the scientist Azuarius whose treatise on the laws of hydraulics was suppressed by the Inquisition as being too exciting.† (source)
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