Superconducting Meaning in English

word · lemma: superconduct

US

ˈsupɝkənˌdəktɪŋ

SOO-per-kuhn-DUK-ting

UK

sˈuːpəkəndˌʌktɪŋ

SOO-puh-kuhn-DUK-ting

Definition

Describing a material or state in which electrical current can flow with no resistance, usually at very low temperatures.

Usage & Nuances

Used mainly in scientific, physics, and engineering contexts. Commonly paired with 'materials', 'magnets', or 'states', as in 'superconducting wires'. Not used in everyday conversation.

• Spanish: superconductor - superconductivo
• Portuguese (BR): supercondutor - supercondutivo
• Portuguese (PT): supercondutor - supercondutivo
• Chinese (Simplified): 超导的
• Chinese (Traditional): 超導的
• Hindi: महासुपरकंडक्टिंग (सुपरकंडक्टिंग)
• Arabic: فائق التوصيل
• Bengali: সুপারকন্ডাক্টিং
• Russian: сверхпроводящий
• Japanese: 超伝導の
• Vietnamese: siêu dẫn
• Korean: 초전도의
• Turkish: süperiletken
• Urdu: سُپر کنڈکٹنگ
• Indonesian: superkonduktor

Example Sentences

A superconducting material lets electricity flow easily without resistance.

basic

Scientists are studying superconducting wires for faster trains.

basic

The magnet is superconducting only at very low temperatures.

basic

These new superconducting cables could change how we power cities.

natural

Hospitals use superconducting magnets in MRI machines.

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It’s amazing that superconducting technology makes maglev trains float above the tracks.

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