voltage in Greek
voltage in Greek is τάση — voltage means the difference in electrical potential between two points, which drives current through a circuit.
voltage in Greek
τάση
Pronounced: tasi
(electricity) The difference in electrostatic potential between two points in space, especially between live and neutral conductors or the earth.
What does "voltage" mean?
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noun The difference in electrical potential between two points, which drives current through a circuit.
"Check the voltage before plugging in a foreign appliance."
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voltage in a sentence
- Check the voltage before plugging in a foreign appliance.
- A power surge can spike the voltage and damage electronics.
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What is "voltage" in Greek?
"voltage" in Greek is τάση. voltage means: The difference in electrical potential between two points, which drives current through a circuit.
How do you pronounce τάση?
"voltage" in Greek is τάση, pronounced "tasi".
How do you use "voltage" in a sentence?
Example: "Check the voltage before plugging in a foreign appliance." In Greek, "voltage" is τάση.
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