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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /lub/ · UK /luːb/
lube means: Oil, gel, or another substance that helps surfaces move against each other without rubbing too much.
noun
Oil, gel, or another substance that helps surfaces move against each other without rubbing too much.
- This chain needs some lube.
- He applied lube to the moving parts.
- They bought a bottle of lube for sex.
adjective
Used to help parts move smoothly against each other.
- Check the lube oil level.
- The mechanic replaced the lube pump.
- A blocked filter can damage the lube system.
Questions about lube
What does lube mean?
Oil, gel, or another substance that helps surfaces move against each other without rubbing too much.
What is lube in other languages?
Türkçe: yağlayıcı · Español: lubricante · Français: lubrifiant · Deutsch: Schmiermittel · Italiano: lubrificante · 日本語: 潤滑剤
How do you pronounce lube?
In American English /lub/; in British English /luːb/.
How do you use lube in a sentence?
This chain needs some lube. He applied lube to the moving parts.
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