lubricant

1. A substance used to reduce friction between objects or surfaces.

   Schmierstoff, Schmiermittel, Schmiere

   сма́зкаsmázka, сма́зочный материа́лsmázočnyj materiál

   масти́лоmastýlo, масти́льний матеріа́лmastýlʹnyj materiál

   a substance capable of reducing friction by making surfaces smooth or slippery

2. A personal lubricant.

1. High operating temperatures shorten lubricant life.

   deHohe Betriebstemperaturen verkürzen die Lebensdauer des Schmiermittels.

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2. I think communication is the lubricant of an organization.

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3. Also, increased temperatures may require that lubricants be changed frequently.

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4. Mechanics should know a lot about oils and lubricants for engines.

   ruМеханики должны хорошо разбираться в моторных маслах и смазках.

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5. I think the communication system is the lubricant of an organization.

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