RPM in Portuguese
RPM in Portuguese is RPM, revoluções por minuto, rotações por minuto — RPM means revolutions per minute — a measure of how many full turns something makes each minute, used especially of engines, motors and hard drives.
RPM in Portuguese
RPM
Initialism of revolutions per minute.
revoluções por minuto
Initialism of revolutions per minute.
rotações por minuto
Initialism of revolutions per minute.
What does "RPM" mean?
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abbreviation Revolutions per minute — a measure of how many full turns something makes each minute, used especially of engines, motors and hard drives.
"The engine redlines at 7,000 rpm."
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abbreviation The playing speed of a vinyl record, given as turns of the turntable per minute.
"Albums are usually 33 rpm and singles 45 rpm."
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abbreviation Revenue per mille — the amount a channel, site or app earns for every thousand views or impressions.
"His channel averages an RPM of about four dollars."
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RPM in a sentence
- The engine redlines at 7,000 rpm.
- A washing machine spinning at 1,400 rpm gets clothes noticeably drier.
- Albums are usually 33 rpm and singles 45 rpm.
- His channel averages an RPM of about four dollars.
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What is "RPM" in Portuguese?
"RPM" in Portuguese is RPM, revoluções por minuto, rotações por minuto. RPM means: Revolutions per minute — a measure of how many full turns something makes each minute, used especially of engines, motors and hard drives.
How do you use "RPM" in a sentence?
Example: "The engine redlines at 7,000 rpm." In Portuguese, "RPM" is RPM, revoluções por minuto, rotações por minuto.
Are there other ways to say "RPM" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "RPM": RPM, revoluções por minuto, rotações por minuto.
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