insulator in Greek
insulator in Greek is μονωτής — insulator means a material or device that stops heat, sound or electricity from passing through it.
insulator in Greek
μονωτής
Pronounced: monotis
A substance that does not transmit heat (thermal insulator), sound (acoustic insulator) or electricity (electrical insulator).
What does "insulator" mean?
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noun A material or device that stops heat, sound or electricity from passing through it.
"Rubber is a common insulator used to coat electrical wires."
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noun A person whose job is fitting insulation.
"The insulator spent the day lining the roof with foam boards."
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insulator in a sentence
- Rubber is a common insulator used to coat electrical wires.
- The loft was fitted with an insulator to keep the house warm.
- The insulator spent the day lining the roof with foam boards.
- They hired an insulator to fit cavity wall insulation.
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What is "insulator" in Greek?
"insulator" in Greek is μονωτής. insulator means: A material or device that stops heat, sound or electricity from passing through it.
How do you pronounce μονωτής?
"insulator" in Greek is μονωτής, pronounced "monotis".
How do you use "insulator" in a sentence?
Example: "Rubber is a common insulator used to coat electrical wires." In Greek, "insulator" is μονωτής.
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