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真空吸尘器英文?真空的英文是vacuum。n.空;真空状态;真空吸尘器;真空;空白;真空容器。v.使用真空吸尘器清扫。复数:vacua;第三人称单数:vacuums;现在分词:vacuuming;过去式:vacuumed;过去分词:vaccumed;网络释义:真空;吸尘器;真空度;真空吸尘器;真空处理。那么,真空吸尘器英文?一起来了解一下吧。

真空吸尘器怎么读

v字母开头的单词很多,如:

visa , vase,vest , visit , village , value , virtue , volume...

阳台窗英语

vacant a.空的;未被占用的

vacation n.假期,休假

vacuum n.真空;真空吸尘器

vague a.模糊的,含糊的

vain a.徒劳的;自负的

valid a.有效的;正当的

valley n.(山)谷,溪谷;流域

valuable a.值钱的;有价值的

value n.价值;价格 vt.评价

van n.大篷车,运货车

vanish vi.突然不见,消失

vanity n.虚荣心,虚夸

vapour n.汽,蒸气

variable a.易变的 n.变量

variation n.变化,变动;变异

variety n.多样化;种类;变种

various a.各种各样的,不同的

vary vt.改变;使多样化

vase n.瓶,花瓶

vast a.巨大的;大量的

vegetable n.植物;蔬菜

vehicle n.车辆,机动车

veil n.面纱,面罩;遮蔽物

velocity n.速度,速率

velvet n.丝绒,天鹅绒

venture n.&vi.冒险 vt.敢于

verb n.动词

verify vt.证实,查证;证明

version n.译文;说法;改写本

vertical a.垂直的,竖式的

very ad.很;完全 a.真的

vessel n.容器;船,飞船;管

vest n.汗衫;背心;内衣

veteran n.老兵,老手

vex vt.使烦恼,使恼火

via prep.经过;通过

vibrate vt.使颤动 vi.颤动

vibration n.颤动,振动;摆动

vice n.罪恶;恶习;缺点

vice n.(老)虎钳

victim n.牺牲者,受害者

victorious a.胜利的,得胜的

victory n.胜利,战胜

video a.电视的 n.电视

view n.看;视力;风景

viewpoint n.观点,看法,见解

vigorous a.朝气蓬勃的

village n.乡村,村庄

vine n.葡萄树

vinegar n.醋

violence n.猛烈,激烈;暴力

violent a.猛烈的;狂暴的

violet n.紫罗兰

violin n.小提琴

virtually ad.实际上,事实上

virtue n.善;美德;优点

visible a.可见的,看得见的

vision n.视;想象力;梦幻

visit vt.&n.访问,参观

visitor n.访问者;游客

visual a.看的;看得见的

vital a.生命的;有生命力的

vitamin n.维生素,维他命

vivid a.鲜艳的;生动的

vocabulary n.词汇表;词汇,语汇

voice n.说话声;意见;语态

volcano n.火山

volleyball n.排球,排球运动

volt n.伏特,伏

voltage n.电压

volume n.卷,册;容积;音量

voluntary a.自愿的,志愿的

vote n.选举,投票,表决

比较全的在下面,但没有解释

vacancy

vacant

vacate

vacation

vaccinate

vaccination

vaccine

vacillate

vacillation

vacuity

vacuous

vacuum

vagabond

vagary

vagrancy

vagrant

vague

vaguely

vagueness

vai

vail

vain

vainglorious

vainly

vais

vaJ

vaJtF

valance

vale

valediction

valedictory

valence

Valencia

Valentine

valet

valetudinarian

valiant

valiantly

valid

validate

validation

validity

valley

valor

valorization

valorous

valour

valuable

valuation

valuator

value

valued

values

vAlv

valve

vAmp

vampire

vAn

Vancouver

vandal

vandalise

vandalism

vandalize

vanguard

vanilla

vanish

vanished

vanity

vanquish

vantage

vapid

vapor

vaporization

vaporize

vapour

vaquero

VAR

Vargas

variability

variable

variable-length

variance

variant

variation

varicose

varied

variegated

variegation

variety

various

variously

varnish

varsity

vary

varying

vascular

vase

vassal

vast

vastly

vastness

VAT

vaudeville

vault

vaulted

vaulter

vaunt

vaunted

vaunting

Vbox

VCD

vCid

vCis

VCR

veal

vector

veer

vegan

vegetable

vegetables

vegetarian

vegetarianism

vegetate

vegetation

vegetative

vehemence

vehement

vehicle

vehicles

veil

vein

veining

vEJt

veks

Velcro

vellum

velocity

velour

velvet

venal

venality

vend

vender

vendetta

vendor

veneer

venerable

venerate

veneration

venereal

Venetian

Venezuela

Venezuelan

vengeance

vengeful

venial

Venice

venison

venom

venomous

vent

ventilate

ventilation

ventilator

ventral

ventricle

ventricular

venture

venturesome

venturous

venue

Venus

Venusian

Vera

veracious

veracity

veranda

verandah

verb

verbal

verbally

verbatim

verbiage

verbose

verbosity

verbs

verdant

verdict

verdigris

verdure

verge

verifiability

verifiable

verification

verified

verifier

verify

verily

verisimilar

verisimilitude

veritable

verity

vermicular

vermin

vernacular

vernal

Verrazano

Versailles

versatile

versatility

verse

versed

versemonger

version

versus

vertebrate

vertex

vertical

vertically

vertiginous

vertigo

verve

very

VESA

vessel

vest

Vesta

vestige

vestigial

vestment

vesture

Vesurvius

Vesuvius

vet

veteran

veterinarian

veterinary

veto

vEul

vex

vexation

vexatious

VGA

VHS

via

viability

viable

viaduct

vial

viand

viands

vibe

vibrancy

vibrant

vibrate

vibration

vibrato

vibrator

vicar

vicarage

vicarious

vicariously

vice

vice-president

vice-principal

vicelike

viceroy

Vichy

vicinity

vicious

viciously

viciousness

vicissitude

vicissitudes

vicissitudinous

victim

victimize

Victor

Victoria

Victorian

victorious

victory

victual

victuals

video

video-CD

video-recorder

videodisc

videophone

videotape

videotex

viE

Vienna

Viennese

Vientiane

Vietnam

Vietnamese

view

viewable

viewdata

viewer

viewfinder

viewpoint

vigil

vigilance

vigilant

vignette

vigor

vigorous

vigorously

vigour

Viking

vile

vilify

villa

village

villager

villain

villainous

villainy

villein

vim

Vince

vindicate

vindication

vindictive

vindictively

vine

vinegar

vinegared

vinegary

vineyard

vIns

vintage

vintner

vinyl

viola

violate

violation

violence

violent

violently

violet

violin

violinist

violoncello

viosterol

VIP

viper

viperine

virago

viral

virgin

virginal

Virginia

Virgo

virile

virility

virtual

virtually

virtue

virtuosity

virtuoso

virtuous

virulent

virus

vis-a-vis

visa

visage

viscera

visceral

viscid

viscosity

viscount

viscous

visibility

visible

visibly

vision

visionary

visionphone

visit

visitation

visitor

visor

vista

visual

visualise

visualization

visualize

visually

vital

vitality

vitalize

vitally

vitals

vitamin

vitamine

vitiate

vitreous

vitrify

vitriolic

vitro

vituperate

vituperative

viva

vivace

vivacious

vivacity

Vivian

vivid

vividly

vividness

vivify

vixen

vocabulary

vocal

vocalist

vocalization

vocalize

vocally

vocation

vocational

vocative

vociferate

vociferous

vocoder

vodka

vogue

Voice

voice-over

voiceless

void

voidable

volatile

volatility

volcanic

volcanism

volcano

volcanologist

volcanology

vole

volition

volitional

volley

volley-ball

volleyball

volt

voltage

volubility

voluble

volume

voluminous

voluntarily

voluntary

volunteer

voluptuary

voluptuous

Volvo

vomit

voracious

voraciously

voracity

vortex

votary

vote

voter

voting

vouch

voucher

vouchsafe

vow

vowel

voyage

voyager

voyeur

VR

VRAM

vulgar

vulgarity

vulnerability

vulnerable

vulpine

vulture

vying

处理废物英语

下面是关于吸尘器词汇的英文单词

ABS Plastics

Acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene plastics are used extensively in the molding of vacuum cleaner cases and trim parts. It is an economical plastic which is lightweight but strong and resists stains and chemicals. See also our article on External Structure Materials & Durability

Activated Charcoal

Charcoal from which most of the impurities have been removed. It is made by treating ordinary charcoal with steam and air heated to above 600 degrees Fahrenheit. It is the best adsorbent since its many empty spaces give it a large internal surface to hold particles.

Agitation

The process of moving in a rapid and violent manner. Carpet is usually agitated by the brushes and sometimes a beater bar on the revolving brush roll in a vacuum cleaner. See also our article on the Effects of Brushing Action.

Air Flow

The movement of air from one location to another. In a vacuum cleaner, it generally refers to the movement of air through the vacuum cleaner or central vacuum system and is measured in cubic feet per minute (C.F.M.). It is one of the most important aspects of vacuum cleaner performance. Air flow in a vacuum cleaner is inversely proportional to the total resistance within the system and directly proportional to the suction created by the suction motor. For additional information, see our article on Air Flow through the System.

Air Pressure

The pressure of atmospheric or compressed air. At sea level, atmospheric pressure is 1,013.2 millibars or 14.69 pounds per square inch. A vacuum cleaner's suction motor reduces the air pressure in order to create air flow. See also our article on Fan or Impeller Types & Performance.

Air Watts

A specification developed in an effort to rate the output power of the vacuum cleaner instead of its input power. It is based on suction with air flow as measured at the vacuum cleaner inlet. See also our article on the Power of the Suction Motor.

Allergen Filtration Bags

A special name Hoover gives to their high filtration bags. They are also known as MicroFiltration dustbags. According to Hoover, this dustbag "Traps 99% of particles down to 5 microns! Filters a wide range of airborne particles including many pollens, spores, other allergens and dust mites. Ideal for many with dust related or allergic discomforts. Electrostatically charged liner enhances the capture of extremely fine particles." For more information, see Bag Performance and Filtration Efficiency.

Amperage (Amps)

The strength of an electric current flowing through a wire or other electrical conductor expressed in amperes (amps). One ampere of current will flow through a conductor having one ohm of resistance when a potential of one volt is applied to it. Vacuum cleaners are often rated by the amount of amperage drawn from the electrical outlet which flows through them. The maximum permitted for UL Approval is 12 Amps. See also our articles on the Power of the Suction Motor and Efficiency and Performance Ratings.

Armature

An armature is made of a laminated steel core which is wound with copper enamel-insulated wire. The windings are attached to a copper commutator near one end of the armature. It can be considered the heart of a motor since it is the armature's rotation, motivated by electrically created magnetic fields within the motor, that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. See also our article on the Suction Motor Design & Operation.

Bakelite

Bakelite is an important thermosetting resin made from phenol and formaldehyde which can be injection molded to make parts which are resistant to heat, chemicals and moisture. See also our article on External Structure Materials & Durability.

Ball Bearing

A low friction type of bearing in which round steel balls rotate between a spinning inner race (small steel ring with a rounded grove on it's outer surface) and a stationary outer race (larger steel ring with a rounded grove on it's inner surface). The sides often have shield or seal rings to retain the grease and keep the bearing as clean as possible.

Beater Bar

A long rigid bar or raised area on a revolving brush roll which pushes the carpet away from the roll, creating a rapid beating action. Stiff bristles on a brush roll can have a similar effect.

Beating Action

The rapid hitting action caused by a beater bar or stiff bristles on a brush roll. The effect of this is to help work the dirt and grit toward the top of the carpet.

Brush Roll

The brush roll is the part of a vacuum cleaner which contains rows of bristles and sometimes beater bars to agitate the carpet in order to significantly aid in the removal of dirt from it. While often being in the shape of a cylinder, some are contoured, being more like an auger in appearance. It is mounted in the nozzle by its ends and contains bearings which allow it to be rotated at a high speed by the brush motor or turbine. Most vacuum cleaners use the same motor to create the suction and rotate the brush roll.

Brushing Action

The act of brushing a carpet's fibers, often by a revolving brush roll. This is a significant part of the agitation process performed by an upright or power nozzle, effectively removing dirt from the carpets.

Bypass Cooling

A type of motor cooling design which incorporates a separate air flow through the motor to cool it. The main air flow, which picks up the dirt, travels through the suction fan or fans but bypasses the motor itself. This prevents residual dirt or moisture in the main air flow from coming in contact with the armature, field, carbon brushes, etc. Bypass cooling is always incorporated in wet/dry vacuum cleaners as well as the traditional "dirty air" uprights. A motor is either a bypass cooled type or a flow through (FlowThru) cooled type.

C.F.M.

Represents Cubic Feet per Minute. The specification typically used to indicate the amount of air flow which will pass through a clean vacuum cleaner power unit when running by itself. When rating the main power unit of a central vacuum system, it is normally measured at the 2" opening where the 2" piping will be attached. See also Air Flow.

Canister Type

The type of vacuum cleaner that houses the suction motor and filtering system in a somewhat square or rectangular container. Typically incorporating a "clean-air" system, they are known for producing strong suction for use with the attachments. When a power nozzle is part of the system it is often referred to as a "power team." A canister type vacuum cleaner usually contains wheels which allow it to be pulled after the user by its hose. See also our article on the Standard Canister type.

Central Vacuum System

A stationary type of canister vacuum cleaner which is usually mounted in the basement or garage. Being stationary, the units usually have larger and more powerful motors than those that can be used in the portable vacuum cleaners. Hose inlets are mounted in the walls and 2" PVC pipe is installed to carry the dirt laden air to the central power unit. A special 30' long hose allows the user to conveniently reach into every part of the house to effectively clean it. Performance in central systems is greatly enhances by the use of a power nozzle containing a motor driven revolving brush roll to deep clean carpets. These systems are often highly recommended by allergists since the main air flow is typically exhausted outside the house, preventing the recirculation of fine dust and allergens within the house. For examples of excellent systems, see our list of Ristenbatt Vacuum's Preferred Models. See also our article on the Central Vacuum System.

Clean-Air Design

A vacuum cleaner design in which the air flow which picks up the dirt is cleaned by the filtering system before it passes through the fan or fans of the suction motor. This design eliminates fan breakage problems which can be caused when objects are picked up by a dirty-air system. Also, it typically produces significantly more suction, especially when a hose and attachments are used. See also our articles on Fan or Impeller Types & Performance and the "Clean-Air" Upright type of vacuum cleaner.

Cleaning Effectiveness

There are two different ways of viewing cleaning effectiveness. The most common use has to do with the ability of a vacuum cleaner to pick up dirt from the surface being cleaned. The other has to do with the ability of the filtering system to clean the air so a minimum amount of dirt and allergens is recirculated back into the home.

Cleaning Performance Rating

Hoover defines their Cleaning Perfomance Rating as follows: "This Hoover Cleaning Performance System is for comparing the Relative Progressive Performance of Hoover uprights only and not for comparison with any other brands. The majority of this rating is based upon the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) carpet cleaning effectiveness testing (ASTM Test F608). Other performace factors include hose power (ASTM Test F558), surface litter cleaning, hard floor cleaning, edge cleaning, cleaning width and air filtration." For additional information on Hoover ratings, see our article on Hoover's Efficiency and Performance Ratings.

Commutator

A commutator is the part of an armature which has individual bars of copper which are positioned in the shape of a drum. The motor brushes are held against the commutator in order to carry the electrical current to the armature windings which are connected to it.

Current

Electrically speaking, the flow of electrical charges through a wire or conductor. Usually rated as amperage (amps).

Cyclonic

Relative to filtration systems, cyclonic systems separate the dust particles from the air flow by spinning the air within a separation chamber. The spinning causes centrifugal force to act upon the dust particles, moving them outward while the air exits from the inner part of the chamber. Some cleaners use multiple chambers and most cleaners add filters to increase the total system filtration efficiency.

Direct Air System

A vacuum cleaner design in which the air flow which picked up the dirt passes directly through the fan of the suction motor and into the bag. While usually not producing as much suction for use with attachments, this design often will produce more air flow when working with large openings and short air flow distances. This is another name for a system using the Dirty-Air or traditional upright design.

Dirty-Air Design

A vacuum cleaner design in which the air flow which picked up the dirt passes through the fan of the suction motor before it is cleaned by the filtering system. An upright with this design can also be said to use the Traditional Upright Design since most uprights used this design since their inception. While usually not producing as much suction for use with attachments, this design often will produce more air flow when working with large openings and short air flow distances. Therefore, this design in an upright usually performs well when cleaning carpets. See also our articles on Fan or Impeller Types & Performance and the Traditional Upright type of vacuum cleaner.

Edge Brushing

On many newer power nozzles and uprights, the brush roll is designed so that its bristles reach fairly close to the edges of the nozzle to enable brushing very close to the carpet's edges. Dual edge brushing (both sides) can be obtained by running the belt either in the center of the roll or a few inches from one end instead of at the very end of the roll.

Efficiency Rating

There are two completely different ways to rate the efficiency of a vacuum cleaner. The most important way of stating the efficiency has to do with rating how well a vacuum cleaner filters the air to remove dust and allergens. The HEPA and ULPA specifications use this type of rating. The other way of viewing the efficiency rating has to do with stating the cleaning effectiveness relative to the amount of power being used to produce it. A great deal of confusion existed a few years ago as a result of an efficiency rating which The Hoover Company used as described in our article on Hoover's Efficiency and Performance Ratings.

dust cap 防尘盖,防尘罩

dust chamber 除尘室

dust chatcher 吸尘器,集尘器

dust cleaner 除尘器

dust clollector 吸尘器,集尘器

dust counter 尘量计

dust cover 防罩

dust guard 防尘

dust ring 防尘圈

dust-free 无尘的

dust-free area 无尘区,防尘区

dust-proof (1)防尘的(2)防尘器

duster 除尘器

duty cycle 负载循环

wet/dry vacuum cleaners干式/湿式真空吸尘器

吸尘机的英文

列举一些吧

vacant a.空的;未被占用的

vacation n.假期,休假

vacuum n.真空;真空吸尘器

vague a.模糊的,含糊的

vain a.徒劳的;自负的

valid a.有效的;正当的

valley n.(山)谷,溪谷;流域

valuable a.值钱的;有价值的

value n.价值;价格 vt.评价

van n.大篷车,运货车

vanish vi.突然不见,消失

vanity n.虚荣心,虚夸

vapour n.汽,蒸气

variable a.易变的 n.变量

variation n.变化,变动;变异

variety n.多样化;种类;变种

弹孔英文

真空的英文是vacuum。

n.空;真空状态;真空吸尘器;真空;空白;真空容器。

v.使用真空吸尘器清扫。

复数:vacua;

第三人称单数:vacuums;现在分词:vacuuming;

过去式:vacuumed;过去分词:vaccumed;

网络释义:真空;吸尘器;真空度;真空吸尘器;真空处理。

短语搭配:vacuum pump真空泵;真空抽机;in a vacuum似在真空中, 与世隔绝;

vacuum cleaner真空吸尘器;vacuum tube真空管;电子管;

vacuum gauge真空规;真空计。

双语例句:

1、He could still hear men jawing away about the vacuum cleaners.

他依然能听到人们不断在聊真空吸尘器。

2、The political vacuum left by the death of the Emperor.

皇帝死后留下的政治真空。

3、These crystals could be sublimed under a vacuum.

这些晶体能在真空状态下使其升华。

以上就是真空吸尘器英文的全部内容,VAC来源于英文vacuum的缩写,常被译为“真空”。在中国文化里,vac有时指代真空吸尘器,用来清扫或清除空间内的灰尘或污垢。Vac还可能象征着空间、空虚或空白的状态。不过,这一含义相对抽象,使用频率较低。另外,需要注意的是,vacation一词特指假期,指离开工作或日常生活的休息时段,虽然与VAC拼写相近,内容来源于互联网,信息真伪需自行辨别。如有侵权请联系删除。

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