transformer in Greek
transformer in Greek is μετασχηματιστής — transformer means (electrical engineering) A device that changes the voltage of an alternating electric current.
transformer in Greek
μετασχηματιστής
Pronounced: metaschimatistis
What does "transformer" mean?
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noun (electrical engineering) A device that changes the voltage of an alternating electric current.
"The transformer on the pole steps down voltage for the houses nearby."
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noun A toy or fictional robot that can change shape between a humanoid form and another form, such as a vehicle.
"Her son collects Transformer action figures."
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transformer in a sentence
- The transformer on the pole steps down voltage for the houses nearby.
- Her son collects Transformer action figures.
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What is "transformer" in Greek?
"transformer" in Greek is μετασχηματιστής. transformer means: (electrical engineering) A device that changes the voltage of an alternating electric current.
How do you pronounce μετασχηματιστής?
"transformer" in Greek is μετασχηματιστής, pronounced "metaschimatistis".
How do you use "transformer" in a sentence?
Example: "The transformer on the pole steps down voltage for the houses nearby." In Greek, "transformer" is μετασχηματιστής.
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