suction in Greek
suction in Greek is αναρρόφηση, αναρροφητικός — suction means a force that pulls or holds things together because the pressure in a space is lower than the pressure around it.
suction in Greek
αναρρόφηση
Pronounced: anarrofisi
The process of creating an imbalance in pressure to draw matter from one place to another.
αναρροφητικός
Pronounced: anarrofitikos
The process of creating an imbalance in pressure to draw matter from one place to another.
What does "suction" mean?
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noun A force that pulls or holds things together because the pressure in a space is lower than the pressure around it.
"The vacuum cleaner uses suction to lift dirt from the carpet."
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verb To draw something up or in by lowering the pressure in a space.
"The dentist suctioned saliva from the patient's mouth during the procedure."
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suction in a sentence
- The vacuum cleaner uses suction to lift dirt from the carpet.
- The rubber sucker stuck to the tile through suction.
- The dentist suctioned saliva from the patient's mouth during the procedure.
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What is "suction" in Greek?
"suction" in Greek is αναρρόφηση, αναρροφητικός. suction means: A force that pulls or holds things together because the pressure in a space is lower than the pressure around it.
How do you pronounce αναρρόφηση?
"suction" in Greek is αναρρόφηση, pronounced "anarrofisi".
How do you use "suction" in a sentence?
Example: "The vacuum cleaner uses suction to lift dirt from the carpet." In Greek, "suction" is αναρρόφηση, αναρροφητικός.
Are there other ways to say "suction" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "suction": αναρρόφηση, αναρροφητικός.
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