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You should solder the electrical connections.solder = join with a soft melted metal that dries like glue
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Rockets get too hot for solder, looks like. (source)solder = a soft metal that is melted and used as glue to join two metal surfaces
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By the time she had seen him shut off steam with a big shining steel handle, Bobbie knew more about the inside working of an engine than she had ever thought there was to know, and Jim had promised that his second cousin's wife's brother should solder the toy engine, or Jim would know the reason why. (source)solder = repair with a soft metal that is melted and used as glue to join two metal surfaces
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She saw a line on one of the feet where someone had once soldered it back in place.† (source)
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Cut to the outside reverse, showing us an irregular bead of solder where the door has been sealed shut Stupid, sure, not a bit literary, but you could do thing, with it.† (source)
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Werner's blood gallops through his ventricles, his thoughts on Hauptmann's transceiver, on solder, fuses, batteries, antennas; his boot and Frederick's touch the ground at the exact same moment.† (source)
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I'm not going to solder it to your finger.† (source)
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Without sensation in her foot, it felt like trying to dance with a ball of iron soldered to her ankle.† (source)
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And I'm allowed to borrow his fifteen-watt soldering gun.† (source)
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He charms the druggist's wife into giving him a broken earphone; he salvages a solenoid from a discarded doorbell, solders it to a resistor, and makes a loudspeaker.† (source)
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And not a sign of a solder bead.† (source)
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In this case the proper resistors have been clipped off, and new ones soldered on.† (source)
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I watch him part a mass of wires with his pliers, then reach for his soldering gun.† (source)
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Now solder them back wrong.† (source)
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He folded and crimped the chain mail into its final shape, then soldered the seam.† (source)
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He told me a funny story about soldering the wires wrong and practically starting a fire in their basement, and I asked him about how a radio-controlled airplane works because I didn't really understand it.† (source)
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