hydraulics in Greek
hydraulics in Greek is υδραυλική — hydraulics means the branch of engineering concerned with how liquids move and can be used to transmit force or energy.
hydraulics in Greek
υδραυλική
Pronounced: ydravliki
The engineering science that deals with practical applications where liquid is in motion and transmits energy.
What does "hydraulics" mean?
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noun The branch of engineering concerned with how liquids move and can be used to transmit force or energy.
"She studied hydraulics as part of her mechanical engineering degree."
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noun The liquid-powered system in a vehicle or machine.
"The truck's hydraulics failed, so the lift bed wouldn't rise."
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hydraulics in a sentence
- She studied hydraulics as part of her mechanical engineering degree.
- The truck's hydraulics failed, so the lift bed wouldn't rise.
- The brakes work on the principle of hydraulics.
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What is "hydraulics" in Greek?
"hydraulics" in Greek is υδραυλική. hydraulics means: The branch of engineering concerned with how liquids move and can be used to transmit force or energy.
How do you pronounce υδραυλική?
"hydraulics" in Greek is υδραυλική, pronounced "ydravliki".
How do you use "hydraulics" in a sentence?
Example: "She studied hydraulics as part of her mechanical engineering degree." In Greek, "hydraulics" is υδραυλική.
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