The word "nozzle" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the end of a pipe from which a liquid or gas is discharged, or to refer to a device with an adjustable opening through which liquid or gas is discharged, such as a sprayer or fire hose. For example, "The gardener used a nozzle to water the flowers."
The simple system, which comprises a bucket with a thin hose attached to a nozzle, can clean a million gallons of water.
Put the jam into a piping bag with a long, fine nozzle and push into the centre of each square, then squeeze half a teaspoon of jam into each one.
(Makes approximately 10) You will need a piping bag and nozzle, or a heart-shaped cookie cutter.
One nozzle injects exhaust gas at a wider angle to the turbine blades, for quick response, while the other injects the exhaust gas at a shallower angle, for peak performance.
When a plant is identified as a weed or as a lettuce head that is growing too close to another one a nozzle at the back of the unit squirts out a concentrated dose of fertiliser.
To tackle this, most bikes are equipped with an electronic fuel-injection system which pumps fuel under high pressure through a small nozzle.
Japanese high-tech lavatories have a built-in temperature-controlled nozzle that squirts water to wash your bottom, then dries it with warm air, delivering a "hands-free clean".Has the persecution of dirt, however, gone too far?
Aerosol Jet at first atomises nanoparticle-based print materials into microscopic droplets, which are then focused, using a sheath of gas, into a precise jet stream directed by a nozzle.
The nozzle can be held five millimetres or more away from the surface, which allows irregular shapes to be coated.
Instead, he has turbocharged the process by mixing the vaccine with ultra-high-pressure carbon dioxide.When this mixture emerges from the nozzle, it bubbles like champagne.
According to a spokesman for ESA, it now seems most likely that the engine nozzle itself was slightly off-centre.
