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entrain
(redirected from entraining)

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en·train 1  (n-trn)
tr.v. en·trained, en·train·ing, en·trains
1. To pull or draw along after itself.
2. Chemistry To carry (suspended particles, for example) along in a current.

[French entrainer, from Old French : en-, in; see en-1 + trainer, to drag; see train.]

en·trainer n.
en·trainment n.

en·train 2  (n-trn)
v. en·trained, en·train·ing, en·trains
v.intr.
To go aboard a train.
v.tr.
To put aboard a train.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Verb1.entrain - board a train
board, get on - get on board of (trains, buses, ships, aircraft, etc.)


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The test image reveals that features known as X-ray bright points (two exam pies are in box) are simple magnetic loops entraining hot gas.
When metal is poured without any filtering device in the runner, a turbulent flow of metal reaches the gate before the runner is completely filled, entraining air in the process.
Liquid polyol and MDI prepolymer streams are pumped to the static mixer, where they are combined without entraining air.
 
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