Vacuum Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈvækjum/

VAK-yuhm

UK

/vˈækjuːm/

VAK-yoom

التعريف

A vacuum is a space with no air or anything else inside, or a machine that cleans by sucking up dirt using air pressure.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Vacuum' as a noun can mean an empty space or a cleaning device (short for 'vacuum cleaner'). Common expressions: 'in a vacuum' (acting without outside influence). As a verb: 'to vacuum the floor.' Do not confuse with 'vaccum' (misspelling).

• Spanish: aspiradora - vacío
• Portuguese (BR): aspirador - vácuo
• Portuguese (PT): aspirador - vácuo
• Chinese (Simplified): 真空 - 吸尘器
• Chinese (Traditional): 真空 - 吸塵器
• Hindi: वै큉 - वैक्यूम क्लीनर
• Arabic: مِكنسة كهربائية - فراغ
• Bengali: শূন্যস্থান - ভ্যাকুয়াম (যন্ত্র)
• Russian: вакуум - пылесос
• Japanese: 真空 - 掃除機
• Vietnamese: chân không - máy hút bụi
• Korean: 진공 - 진공청소기
• Turkish: vakum - elektrikli süpürge
• Urdu: خلا - ویکیوم (صفائی مشین)
• Indonesian: vakum - penyedot debu

جمل نموذجية

I need to buy a new vacuum for my house.

basic

A vacuum has no air inside it.

basic

The scientist created a vacuum in the lab.

basic

Can you vacuum the living room before our guests arrive?

natural

He feels like he's living in a vacuum, cut off from everyone.

natural

This new vacuum really picks up pet hair well.

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