sluice|sluiced|sluices|sluicing in English

verb

[sluːs]

open a sluice and and let out water; drain; release a flow of water, flood; wash in a sluice; send through a sluice; flow through, flow out

Use "sluice|sluiced|sluices|sluicing" in a sentence

1. Culvert and sluice block and sluice water.

2. McGill, take the sluice.

3. We sluiced the muddy wheels with a hose.

4. I quickly sluiced my face with cold water.

5. Leakage at the lock gates and sluices.

6. We opened the sluice and water poured in.

7. At last the sluice gates were lowered.

8. They sluice the streets down every morning.

9. City sweepers sluice down Telegraph Street every morning.

10. A filled-in marsh is a sluice for sediment.

11. We opened the sluice and the water poured in.

12. Out of the sluice springs an exhaustible supply of water.

13. Convenience sluice gate rapidly, energy, fluid resistance small, you can always operate.

14. The sanitation worker has to sluice the steps down every day.

15. A major practice is to sluice through pipelines to settling pond.

16. New sluice gates hold out the sea water at high tides.

17. The sluice gates are lifted by chains on old fashioned rollers.

18. Algae behind those gates comes pouring through the sluices down to the spillway.

19. 9 The sluice gates are lifted by chains on old fashioned rollers.

20. Then it washes down into the bed and travels through the sluice.

21. We opened the sluices and the upstream water of the river poured into the lock.

22. The defeat opened the sluice gates and venom flowed through in raging torrents.

23. Analyze load behavior of sluice with method of - dimension - linearity finite - element method.

24. Its sluices could be used to flood the whole area if it became infested with invading forces.

25. Hence, they started off digging and panning for surface gold, rinsing their tailings in wooden sluices.