magneto in Polish
magneto in Polish is iskrownik — magneto means a small generator that uses a rotating magnet to produce electric current, used to fire the spark plugs in some small engines (still common on aircraft).
magneto in Polish
iskrownik
What does "magneto" mean?
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noun A small generator that uses a rotating magnet to produce electric current, used to fire the spark plugs in some small engines (still common on aircraft).
"The old tractor still starts on a magneto rather than a battery."
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magneto in a sentence
- The old tractor still starts on a magneto rather than a battery.
- Aircraft engines often carry two magnetos for redundancy in case one fails.
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What is "magneto" in Polish?
"magneto" in Polish is iskrownik. magneto means: A small generator that uses a rotating magnet to produce electric current, used to fire the spark plugs in some small engines (still common on aircraft).
How do you use "magneto" in a sentence?
Example: "The old tractor still starts on a magneto rather than a battery." In Polish, "magneto" is iskrownik.
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