pump in Latin
pump in Latin is antlia — pump means a device that moves or pushes liquid or gas from one place to another.
pump in Latin
antlia
A device for moving or compressing a liquid or gas.
What does "pump" mean?
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noun A device that moves or pushes liquid or gas from one place to another.
"The well uses an electric pump to bring up water."
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verb To move liquid or gas using a pump, or to move something rhythmically like a pump.
"Firefighters pumped water onto the flames."
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noun A woman's low-cut shoe with a fairly high heel and no fastening.
"She wore black pumps with her dress."
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pump in a sentence
- The well uses an electric pump to bring up water.
- Firefighters pumped water onto the flames.
- His heart pumped hard after the sprint.
- She wore black pumps with her dress.
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What is "pump" in Latin?
"pump" in Latin is antlia. pump means: A device that moves or pushes liquid or gas from one place to another.
How do you use "pump" in a sentence?
Example: "The well uses an electric pump to bring up water." In Latin, "pump" is antlia.
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