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Meaning of through-feed in English:

through-feed

Pronunciation /ˈθruːfiːd/

noun

Mechanics

  • The action or process of passing something right through a piece of equipment, apparatus, etc.; especially (in centreless grinding) movement of a workpiece right through the space between the two grinding wheels.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Journal of the Franklin Institute. From through- + feed.