cushioning

cush·ion·ing /ˈkʊʃənɪŋ/ noun [uncountableU]

something soft that protects someone or something when they hit a surface 缓冲物，减震材料

a lightweight cushioning material

分量很轻的减震材料

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cushioning• It's a tremendously stable shoe with good, firm cushioning designed for a heel striker.• Further cushioning is provided by the padded insole and tongue.• High arches generally indicate mid or forefoot strikers and require good cushioning.• Each key has a full travel with good cushioning for the heavy handed.• The toe area is perforated, while the heel has a double collar for improved cushioning.• Even Shaw's big flanks and shoulders gave him no cushioning of flesh as he rolled and tossed in half-sleep.• Nevertheless, it's an excellent shoe for runners looking for a workhorse shoe combining stability cushioning and durability.• But the cushioning has to be in the mid or forefoot, where the foot hits, rather than the heel.

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