forging

名词锻炼，伪造

动词伪造; 锻造( forge的现在分词 ); 艰苦干成; 努力加强

1. 锻造：大部分曲柄是以铝合金制成,其中最后锻造(Forging)的过程会影响到硬度,原则上锻造次数越多硬度就越高,例如Sugino 75必须经过3次锻造过程,而该厂最高级的Sugino Grand Mighty则高达26次.

2. 锻压：Bellman曾以钢珠对铝质靶材进行单击冲蚀试验(single impact test),以观察延性材料的变形磨耗过程,结果归纳出挤伸(extrusion)与锻压(forging)是变形磨耗主要机构;当高速砂粒以某一倾斜角度冲击材料表面时,若冲击点所承受的应力超过材料的降伏强度,

3. 锻(件)：76. shrinkage 缩孔,疏松 | 77. forging 锻(件) | 78. casting 铸(件)

4. 锻造的,锻造：锻造,型钢 swage | 锻造的,锻造 forging | 轧制 rolling

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1. He is also expected to try to shed the UK's image as George Bush's poodle by forging a different relationship with the US.

2. forging的反义词

2. This enabled first him and then her to command authority regardless of birth, resulting in the forging of networks and even institutions whose benefits cut deeply across bloodlines.

3. China's Supreme People's Court has approved death sentences for two men found guilty of forging a " huge amount " of counterfeit money.

4. She was last seen leaving a Seattle courthouse, where she faced charges for forging checks allegedly stolen from her sister.

5. Without a moral compass or a legal basis for his actions, he cannot long survive his untenable posture of reckless adventurism in forging a foreign policy.

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6. Police detained three suspects after cracking a major case involving the forging of Chinese visas in Guangzhou.

7. A current account surplus should not be a barrier to the path of forging an international currency.

8. forging什么意思

8. Deputy General Manager of Shanghai Grand Theatre Qian Shijin said the Chinese performance market started forging links with the world market five years ago.

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9. The plan is the latest sign that the country is forging ahead with its ambitious plan to design and manufacture a homegrown jumbo jet.

10. forging

10. Although there is a long way to go in forging an uncorrupted government, its determination and the public's supervision can prompt stricter control of government spending.

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