electromagnet in Japanese
electromagnet in Japanese is 電磁石 — electromagnet means a magnet that only attracts metal when it is switched on electrically.
electromagnet in Japanese
電磁石
Pronounced: denjishaku
A magnet which attracts metals only when electrically activated.
What does "electromagnet" mean?
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noun A magnet that only attracts metal when it is switched on electrically.
"The scrapyard crane used an electromagnet to lift piles of scrap metal."
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electromagnet in a sentence
- The scrapyard crane used an electromagnet to lift piles of scrap metal.
- Switching off the electromagnet released the metal plates it was holding.
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What is "electromagnet" in Japanese?
"electromagnet" in Japanese is 電磁石. electromagnet means: A magnet that only attracts metal when it is switched on electrically.
How do you pronounce 電磁石?
"electromagnet" in Japanese is 電磁石, pronounced "denjishaku".
How do you use "electromagnet" in a sentence?
Example: "The scrapyard crane used an electromagnet to lift piles of scrap metal." In Japanese, "electromagnet" is 電磁石.
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