DC in Russian
DC in Russian is постоя́нный ток — DC means direct current: an electric current that flows steadily in one direction, of the kind supplied by batteries, solar panels and USB chargers.
DC in Russian
постоя́нный ток
Pronounced: postoyannyy tok
(electrical) Initialism of direct current.
What does "DC" mean?
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abbreviation Direct current: an electric current that flows steadily in one direction, of the kind supplied by batteries, solar panels and USB chargers.
"Most household electronics run on DC even though the wall socket delivers AC."
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abbreviation District of Columbia, used after the city name to identify the capital of the United States and distinguish it from Washington State.
"She flew to Washington, DC for the hearing."
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DC in a sentence
- Most household electronics run on DC even though the wall socket delivers AC.
- The solar panels feed DC power into an inverter.
- She flew to Washington, DC for the hearing.
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What is "DC" in Russian?
"DC" in Russian is постоя́нный ток. DC means: Direct current: an electric current that flows steadily in one direction, of the kind supplied by batteries, solar panels and USB chargers.
How do you pronounce постоя́нный ток?
"DC" in Russian is постоя́нный ток, pronounced "postoyannyy tok".
How do you use "DC" in a sentence?
Example: "Most household electronics run on DC even though the wall socket delivers AC." In Russian, "DC" is постоя́нный ток.
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