hydraulic
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- adjective
- /haɪˈdrɔːlɪk/
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hidráulico
- The construction worker operated the machinery using a hydraulic system that efficiently raised heavy beams.
- hydraulic steering system
- hydraulic excavator
- hydraulic power
This is due to a hydraulic issue through the landing gear.
- This is due to a hydraulic issue through the landing gear.
- A Japanese artist built this piece of art and it's a hydraulic robot that leaks slowly.
- Technology solutions like modern brake systems imply hydraulic brakes.
- So I learned how to pop open padlocks with a, with a small vehicle hydraulic lift.
- And because I wanted to add new suspension and a hydraulic lift system for the car because it is so low.
- Got to get that sorted and then work on my hydraulic motors and rock crushing implements.
- We lost all our hydraulic fluid and you can't move the controls without hydraulic fluid.
- This pushes the water actually before where the hydraulic jump forms.
- But this is horizontal drilling and hydraulic cracking called fracking.
- There's one that's uses hydraulics, hydraulic pulse generator.
Examples
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- But I think you might be happier with a truck that's got a hydraulic tail lift.
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There's definitely what looks like fresh hydraulic fluid just here.
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Looks like it's been crushed in a hydraulic press.
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This is due to a hydraulic issue through the landing gear.
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These are plastic caps for plug in hydraulic lines, right?
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She's losing a lot of hydraulic fluid.
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It was a hydraulic leak.
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Since then he'd learned a lot more about this bold type of hydraulic engineering.
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It does still have the hydraulic lift bed, see that Benjamin?
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Milwaukee makes a hydraulic version that's quiet.
Compounds
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A set of parts that use liquid pressure to move or control machines
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A machine that uses moving water or other liquid to move liquid higher and raise its pressure
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A train engine that uses a diesel engine and a hydraulic system to send power to the wheels
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A train engine that uses a diesel motor and fluid pressure to drive the wheels
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A device that uses flowing water to lift water to a higher place without electricity
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A system that uses liquid under pressure to send power in machines like tractors
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A system that uses liquid under pressure to move parts of a machine
- Formal
A belief that government can manage the economy by changing taxes and spending to control demand
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A metal tube in a vehicle that holds fluid and uses a piston to stop the wheels
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A brake system that uses fluid pressure to move pads and stop a vehicle
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Field that uses and controls moving water to design dams and canals
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Etymology
Hydraulic comes from the root hydro- meaning 'water', the same root you see in hydrate. That's why hydraulic describes machines or systems moved or controlled by the movement or pressure of liquids like water or oil.