generator in Russian
generator in Russian is генера́тор, генератор — generator means a machine that converts mechanical energy or fuel into electricity.
generator in Russian
генера́тор
Pronounced: generator
Especially, a machine that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy.
генератор
Pronounced: generator
Especially, a machine that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy.
What does "generator" mean?
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noun A machine that converts mechanical energy or fuel into electricity.
"Campers used a small generator to charge their lamps at night."
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noun A person or thing that produces or causes something.
"Curiosity is the generator of most great scientific ideas."
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noun (computing) A piece of code or a tool that automatically produces output, such as random data or content, from given inputs.
"This random password generator creates a strong code each time you click."
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generator in a sentence
- Campers used a small generator to charge their lamps at night.
- They ran a portable generator during the power outage.
- Curiosity is the generator of most great scientific ideas.
- The new factory became a generator of income for the whole town.
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What is "generator" in Russian?
"generator" in Russian is генера́тор, генератор. generator means: A machine that converts mechanical energy or fuel into electricity.
How do you pronounce генера́тор?
"generator" in Russian is генера́тор, pronounced "generator".
How do you use "generator" in a sentence?
Example: "Campers used a small generator to charge their lamps at night." In Russian, "generator" is генера́тор, генератор.
Are there other ways to say "generator" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "generator": генера́тор, генератор.
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