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Meanings of gluing in English
Technique of joining pieces by connecting them with adhesive.
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Russian
к центру Direction going nearer to the center of a system.
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Usage of gluing in English
1
The ultimate solution is then obtained by gluing together the pointwise superpositions.
2
Make one yourself, even if it only means gluing two sticks together.
3
They loved them and quickly got down to coloring, gluing and cutting.
4
The woman in red was mono-focused on gluing her Popsicle sticks together.
5
Avoid moisture, though, or you risk gluing your head to the wall.
6
These left wing extremists are reportedly gluing themselves to major Brisbane streets.
7
Frahender devoted infinite patience to gluing the tiniest fibres of the sea plants.
8
The Autodesk booth was full of families gluing together cardboard with fabulous results.
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B. Chipping or the gluing on of holds is strictly prohibited.
10
They found Pam wide awake, gluing latticework on a Victorian dollhouse.
11
Where much surface is required for gluing, a double one may be better.
12
That would be like gluing the marble chips back onto an unfinished sculpture.
13
How about cutting a groove in bone or antler, and gluing in bladelets?
14
He creates his work by cutting slabs of laminated glass and gluing them together.
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All partitions should touch the bottom, and be made immovable by gluing or nailing.
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He burns the heads before painstakingly gluing the matches together.
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