How to Pronounce "solenoid"
word
ˈsoʊ.lə.nɔɪd
SOH-luh-noyd
sˈəʊlənˌɔɪd
SOH-luh-noyd
Definition
A solenoid is a coil of wire, often wrapped around a metal core, that acts like a magnet when electric current passes through it. It is commonly used in machines to create motion or control devices.
IPA Transcription
American English
ˈsoʊ.lə.nɔɪd
British English
sˈəʊlənˌɔɪd
Simplified Pronunciation
US
SOH-luh-noyd
UK
SOH-luh-noyd
Listen in Context
The solenoid controls the flow of water in the washing machine.
A solenoid creates a magnetic field when electricity passes through it.
Mechanics often check the solenoid if a car won't start.
You need to replace the solenoid to fix the door lock issue.