suction blower
- noun
- Specialized
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soplador de succión
- Farmers often use a suction blower to transfer wheat into silos quickly and safely.
Examples
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The new suction blower increased efficiency in the grain storage facility.
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A malfunctioning suction blower can disrupt the entire pneumatic transport process.
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The suction blower operates efficiently in the grain storage facility.
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Farmers often use suction blowers to move grain quickly.
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Farmers often use a suction blower to transfer wheat into silos quickly and safely.
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A malfunctioning suction blower can disrupt the entire pneumatic transport process.
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The new suction blower increased efficiency in the grain storage facility.
Synonyms
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A machine like a fan that makes a strong flow of air to move, cool, or dry things
A machine that uses air to move grain
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Morphology
The compound combines 'suction' (force/act of creating a vacuum) with 'blower' (a machine that generates airflow), so the meaning—a device that uses suction and blowing action to move materials—is directly derivable from its parts. This straightforward noun‑noun composition follows normal English compounding patterns and would be understandable to a B1 learner who knows both constituent words.
Etymology
Suction blower names the two actions the machine does: suction (it 'sucks' or pulls air and grain in) and blower (it then blows or pushes the mix along). Think of a big vacuum and a fan working together to move grain through pipes, and that picture explains why the name means a device that moves material by pulling and blowing.