turbine in Japanese
turbine in Japanese is タービン — turbine means a rotary engine driven by a flow of liquid or gas, used to generate power or propulsion.
turbine in Japanese
タービン
Pronounced: tābin
Any of various rotary machines that use the kinetic energy of a continuous stream of fluid (a liquid or a gas) to turn a shaft.
What does "turbine" mean?
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noun A rotary engine driven by a flow of liquid or gas, used to generate power or propulsion.
"Wind turbines dotted the hillside, spinning steadily in the breeze."
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turbine in a sentence
- Wind turbines dotted the hillside, spinning steadily in the breeze.
- The plant's steam turbine converts heat into electricity.
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What is "turbine" in Japanese?
"turbine" in Japanese is タービン. turbine means: A rotary engine driven by a flow of liquid or gas, used to generate power or propulsion.
How do you pronounce タービン?
"turbine" in Japanese is タービン, pronounced "tābin".
How do you use "turbine" in a sentence?
Example: "Wind turbines dotted the hillside, spinning steadily in the breeze." In Japanese, "turbine" is タービン.
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