Pronunciation: /ˈmɪlɪŋ/
noun the process of grinding or crushing grain into flour or meal
A1 The milling machine is used to grind grains into flour.
A2 The milling process involves cutting and shaping metal or wood using a rotating cutter.
B1 The milling of wheat into flour is a common practice in many countries.
B2 The precision of the milling operation is crucial for the final product quality.
C1 Advanced CNC milling machines can produce complex parts with high accuracy.
C2 The milling industry plays a vital role in the manufacturing sector by producing components for various industries.
verb present participle of the verb 'mill', which means to grind or crush something into small particles
A1 The farmer is milling wheat to make flour.
A2 She enjoys milling her own coffee beans for a fresh cup every morning.
B1 The carpenter is milling the wood to create custom furniture.
B2 The factory is milling steel to create precise components for machinery.
C1 The artisan is meticulously milling a piece of marble into a beautiful sculpture.
C2 The aerospace engineer is skilled in milling titanium for aircraft parts with extreme precision.
formal The milling process involves grinding and cutting materials into smaller pieces.
informal I heard they're milling some wood for a new project at the workshop.
slang Let's go check out the milling action happening at the factory.
figurative The ideas were milling around in his head, waiting to be turned into a coherent plan.
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