alternator in Greek
alternator in Greek is εναλλακτήρας — alternator means a device that generates alternating electrical current, typically by mechanical rotation.
alternator in Greek
εναλλακτήρας
Pronounced: enallaktiras
(electrical engineering) An electric generator which produces alternating current through mechanical means.
What does "alternator" mean?
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noun A device that generates alternating electrical current, typically by mechanical rotation.
"The car wouldn't charge because the alternator had failed."
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alternator in a sentence
- The car wouldn't charge because the alternator had failed.
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What is "alternator" in Greek?
"alternator" in Greek is εναλλακτήρας. alternator means: A device that generates alternating electrical current, typically by mechanical rotation.
How do you pronounce εναλλακτήρας?
"alternator" in Greek is εναλλακτήρας, pronounced "enallaktiras".
How do you use "alternator" in a sentence?
Example: "The car wouldn't charge because the alternator had failed." In Greek, "alternator" is εναλλακτήρας.
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