centrifugal in Irish
centrifugal in Irish is lártheifeach — centrifugal means moving or tending to move away from the center.
centrifugal in Irish
lártheifeach
Tending, or causing, to recede from the center.
What does "centrifugal" mean?
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adj Moving or tending to move away from the center.
"The spinning drum uses centrifugal force to push water out through the holes."
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noun A machine that spins materials at high speed to separate them, such as in sugar processing.
"The mill uses a centrifugal to separate sugar crystals from the syrup."
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centrifugal in a sentence
- The spinning drum uses centrifugal force to push water out through the holes.
- The mill uses a centrifugal to separate sugar crystals from the syrup.
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What is "centrifugal" in Irish?
"centrifugal" in Irish is lártheifeach. centrifugal means: Moving or tending to move away from the center.
How do you use "centrifugal" in a sentence?
Example: "The spinning drum uses centrifugal force to push water out through the holes." In Irish, "centrifugal" is lártheifeach.
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