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accelerator in Dutch

accelerator in Dutch is versneller, katalysator, gaspedaal — accelerator means the pedal in a vehicle that controls speed.

accelerator in Dutch

versneller
noun
A device for causing acceleration.
katalysator
noun
(chemistry) A substance which speeds up chemical reactions.
gaspedaal
noun

What does "accelerator" mean?

  1. noun The pedal in a vehicle that controls speed.
    "She pressed down on the accelerator to merge onto the highway."
  2. noun A program that provides funding, mentoring, and resources to help new companies grow quickly.
    "The startup joined a three-month accelerator to refine its pitch."
  3. noun A device or piece of equipment that speeds up a process, such as a particle accelerator.
    "Scientists used a particle accelerator to study subatomic collisions."
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accelerator in a sentence

  • She pressed down on the accelerator to merge onto the highway.
  • The startup joined a three-month accelerator to refine its pitch.
  • Scientists used a particle accelerator to study subatomic collisions.

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What is "accelerator" in Dutch?

"accelerator" in Dutch is versneller, katalysator, gaspedaal. accelerator means: The pedal in a vehicle that controls speed.

How do you use "accelerator" in a sentence?

Example: "She pressed down on the accelerator to merge onto the highway." In Dutch, "accelerator" is versneller, katalysator, gaspedaal.

Are there other ways to say "accelerator" in Dutch?

Yes — Dutch has 3 translations listed for "accelerator": versneller, katalysator, gaspedaal.

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