Definition of extrusion

extrusionnoun

phun ra

/ɪkˈstruːʒn//ɪkˈstruːʒn/

The word "extrusion" has its roots in the 15th century Latin term "extrudere," which means "to thrust or drive out." It is derived from the prefix "ex-" meaning "out" and the verb "trudere," which means "to thrust." In the 1600s, the term "extrusion" emerged as a noun, referring to the process of forcing or pushing a material out of a mold or shape. This original meaning was likely influenced by the idea of thrusting or driving a material out of a confined space. Over time, the term gained wider use in industries such as metalworking, plastics, and food processing, where it referred to the manufacturing process of shaping and creating products by forcing materials through a die or mold. Today, extrusion remains a widely used term in various fields to describe the process of shaping and molding materials.

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the act of forcing or pushing something out of something; something that has been forced or pushed in this way

hành động ép buộc hoặc đẩy cái gì đó ra khỏi cái gì đó; cái gì đó đã bị ép buộc hoặc đẩy theo cách này

Example:
  • the extrusion of lava

    sự phun trào của dung nham

the act of shaping metal or plastic by forcing it through a hole; metal or plastic that has been shaped in this way

hành động định hình kim loại hoặc nhựa bằng cách ép nó qua một lỗ; kim loại hoặc nhựa đã được định hình theo cách này

Example:
  • aluminium extrusions

    đùn nhôm

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