apparat
- noun
- /ˈæpəˌræt/
- Technicians must be trained to operate this complex apparat safely.
Examples
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A new apparat was delivered to the hospital for advanced diagnostic tests.
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The scientist carefully adjusted the apparat before starting the experiment.
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The scientist used a complex apparat for the experiment.
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Many different apparats are available for various tasks.
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The scientist carefully adjusted the apparat before starting the experiment.
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A new apparat was delivered to the hospital for advanced diagnostic tests.
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Technicians must be trained to operate this complex apparat safely.
Synonyms
A machine or tool made to do a particular job
Tools and machines needed for a particular activity
A set of machines or tools made to do a particular job
A tool used for a specific job, like in a kitchen or on a farm
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Etymology
Apparat is related to the Latin word apparatus, from apparare meaning 'to prepare'. Think of an apparat as a set of tools or equipment that is ready for a particular job, which is why it means a piece of machinery or device.