Vacuums Meaning in English
word · lemma: vacuum
ˈvækjumz
VAK-yoomz
vˈækjuːmz
VAK-yoomz
Definition
Plural of "vacuum". It can mean machines that clean floors by sucking up dirt, or empty spaces where there is no matter (in science).
Usage & Nuances
Most commonly refers to cleaning machines (vacuum cleaners), but in scientific contexts it means empty spaces. In daily conversation, "vacuum" almost always means the household machine; use context to distinguish meanings.
Spanish: aspiradoras - vacíos (física)Portuguese (BR): aspiradores - vácuos (física)Portuguese (PT): aspiradores - vácuos (física)Chinese (Simplified): 吸尘器 - 真空（物理）Chinese (Traditional): 吸塵器 - 真空（物理）Hindi: वै큉 - वैक्यूम क्लीनरArabic: مكانس كهربائية - فراغات (فيزيائية)Bengali: ভ্যাকুয়াম ক্লিনার - শূন্যস্থান (বিজ্ঞান)Russian: пылесосы - вакуумы (в науке)Japanese: 掃除機 - 真空（科学用語）Vietnamese: máy hút bụi - chân không (khoa học)Korean: 진공청소기 - 진공(과학)Turkish: elektrikli süpürge - vakum (bilim)Urdu: ویکیوم کلینر - خلا (سائنس)Indonesian: vakum - ruang hampa (ilmu)
Example Sentences
There are two vacuums in the closet.
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Scientists study vacuums in space.
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The store sells many different vacuums.
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All the vacuums were sold out before the big cleaning day.
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Modern physics explains how vacuums behave differently from air-filled spaces.
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People argue about which brands make the best vacuums for pet hair.
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