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ventilator in Finnish

ventilator in Finnish is ilmanvaihtokone, hengityskone — ventilator means a device that circulates fresh air into a space and expels stale air.

ventilator in Finnish

ilmanvaihtokone
noun
A device that circulates fresh air and expels stale or noxious air.
hengityskone
noun
(medicine) A machine that moves breathable air into and out of the lungs of a patient who is unable to breathe sufficiently.

What does "ventilator" mean?

  1. noun A device that circulates fresh air into a space and expels stale air.
    "The bathroom has a small ventilator to clear steam after a shower."
  2. noun A medical machine that mechanically moves air into and out of the lungs of a patient who cannot breathe well unassisted.
    "During the pandemic, hospitals struggled to find enough ventilators for critically ill patients."
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ventilator in a sentence

  • The bathroom has a small ventilator to clear steam after a shower.
  • During the pandemic, hospitals struggled to find enough ventilators for critically ill patients.

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What is "ventilator" in Finnish?

"ventilator" in Finnish is ilmanvaihtokone, hengityskone. ventilator means: A device that circulates fresh air into a space and expels stale air.

How do you use "ventilator" in a sentence?

Example: "The bathroom has a small ventilator to clear steam after a shower." In Finnish, "ventilator" is ilmanvaihtokone, hengityskone.

Are there other ways to say "ventilator" in Finnish?

Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "ventilator": ilmanvaihtokone, hengityskone.

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