inspirator
- noun
- /ˈɪnspəˌreɪtər/
- Specialized
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inspirador
- In some medical devices, an inspirator helps deliver oxygen to patients efficiently.
Examples
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The technician replaced the faulty inspirator to ensure the machine mixed air and gas correctly.
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The engine's performance improved after installing a new inspirator to regulate airflow.
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The inspirator efficiently draws in air for the combustion process.
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Each inspirator in the system must be calibrated correctly.
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The technician replaced the faulty inspirator to ensure the machine mixed air and gas correctly.
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In some medical devices, an inspirator helps deliver oxygen to patients efficiently.
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The engine's performance improved after installing a new inspirator to regulate airflow.
Synonyms
3
1.9
A tool that moves air into or out of objects such as tires and balls
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6.6
A device that adds air to water or soil to help plants and fish
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3.9
A part that lets air enter an engine or machine
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4.8
A device you use to pump air into a tire or air mattress
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7.2
A device that uses flowing water to suck air and make a vacuum for lab work
A person who collects new people's information or a device that brings air into a system
A hand pump that puts air into tires or balls
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Etymology
Inspirator comes from the Latin parts in- 'into' and spirare 'to breathe', so it literally means 'to breathe in'. Think of it as a machine that 'breathes in' air or gas, which is why an inspirator is a device that draws in air to mix or deliver it.