condenser in Japanese
condenser in Japanese is 復水器 — condenser means a device that turns a gas into a liquid, often part of a cooling or refrigeration system.
condenser in Japanese
復水器
Pronounced: fukusuiki
(process engineering) A device designed to condense a gas into a liquid, either as part of a still, steam engine, refrigerator or similar machine.
What does "condenser" mean?
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noun A device that turns a gas into a liquid, often part of a cooling or refrigeration system.
"The air conditioning unit's condenser had failed, causing it to blow warm air."
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noun A lens or set of lenses that gathers and focuses light.
"The microscope's condenser focuses light onto the specimen."
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condenser in a sentence
- The air conditioning unit's condenser had failed, causing it to blow warm air.
- The microscope's condenser focuses light onto the specimen.
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What is "condenser" in Japanese?
"condenser" in Japanese is 復水器. condenser means: A device that turns a gas into a liquid, often part of a cooling or refrigeration system.
How do you pronounce 復水器?
"condenser" in Japanese is 復水器, pronounced "fukusuiki".
How do you use "condenser" in a sentence?
Example: "The air conditioning unit's condenser had failed, causing it to blow warm air." In Japanese, "condenser" is 復水器.
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