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Meanings of air-tight in English
Usage of air-tight in English
1
Pack in an air-tight tin box and the ginger will keep indefinitely.
2
After the coffee is roasted it should be kept in air-tight cans.
3
When taken from the fire add the spices, put in air-tight jars.
4
The selection process for such responsibilities, though, would have to be air-tight.
5
He keeps his heart in a very air-tight compartment I assure you.
6
If carried any distance, it should be stored away in air-tight vessels.
7
Make the cork perfectly air-tight by coating it with beeswax or paraffine.
8
It was deposited in a stone box, put together with cement, air-tight.
9
Huvane said, He's locked in air-tight with guards who can be trusted.
10
They were to be made broad, of shallow draught, with air-tight compartments.
11
In the meantime Mr. Edison had been donning his air-tight suit.
12
The lower end of the hot-air chamber has then to be made air-tight.
13
These sizes are packed in air-tight sheet steel drums containing 100 pounds each.
14
The next thing to look for is that the coop is not air-tight.
15
One is sure of fruit keeping if placed in air-tight jars.
16
His plan was to use an air-tight keir in conjunction with a gas-holder.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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