Definition of eductor in English:

eductor

noun ɪˈdʌktə

1A person who or thing which educes or elicits something.
2Engineering. A jet pump or similar device for propelling a liquid, especially by using the Venturi effect to create suction.

Early 18th century. From classical Latin ēductor person who brings up (children) from ēduct-, past participial stem of ēdūcere + -or.

nounɪˈdʌktə

1A person who or thing which educes or elicits something.
2Engineering. A jet pump or similar device for propelling a liquid, especially by using the Venturi effect to create suction.

Early 18th century. From classical Latin ēductor person who brings up (children) from ēduct-, past participial stem of ēdūcere + -or.

词汇	eductor
释义	Definition of eductor in English: eductor noun ɪˈdʌktə 1A person who or thing which educes or elicits something. 2Engineering. A jet pump or similar device for propelling a liquid, especially by using the Venturi effect to create suction. Origin Early 18th century. From classical Latin ēductor person who brings up (children) from ēduct-, past participial stem of ēdūcere + -or. Definition of eductor in US English: eductor nounɪˈdʌktə 1A person who or thing which educes or elicits something. 2Engineering. A jet pump or similar device for propelling a liquid, especially by using the Venturi effect to create suction. Origin Early 18th century. From classical Latin ēductor person who brings up (children) from ēduct-, past participial stem of ēdūcere + -or.
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