rotor in Greek
rotor in Greek is δρομέας — rotor means the rotating part of a motor, generator, or similar machine.
rotor in Greek
δρομέας
Pronounced: dromeas
What does "rotor" mean?
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noun The rotating part of a motor, generator, or similar machine.
"Dust inside the fan caused the rotor to wobble and make noise."
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noun The spinning blade assembly of a helicopter.
"The rescue helicopter's rotor made a loud thumping sound overhead."
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noun The metal disc a car's brake pads clamp onto in a disc brake.
"A warped rotor made the steering wheel shake whenever I braked."
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rotor in a sentence
- Dust inside the fan caused the rotor to wobble and make noise.
- The engineer replaced the rotor after the generator stopped working.
- The rescue helicopter's rotor made a loud thumping sound overhead.
- Before takeoff, the pilot walked around to check each rotor blade.
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What is "rotor" in Greek?
"rotor" in Greek is δρομέας. rotor means: The rotating part of a motor, generator, or similar machine.
How do you pronounce δρομέας?
"rotor" in Greek is δρομέας, pronounced "dromeas".
How do you use "rotor" in a sentence?
Example: "Dust inside the fan caused the rotor to wobble and make noise." In Greek, "rotor" is δρομέας.
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