Definition of capacitor in English:

capacitor

noun kəˈpasɪtəkəˈpæsədər

A device used to store an electric charge, consisting of one or more pairs of conductors separated by an insulator.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Morgan and its partners plan to solve this problem using powerful capacitors, devices which store electricity and then release it rapidly.
- A capacitor stores electrons in the same way, and can then release them later.
- An electrical charge stored in the capacitor is one bit of memory information.
- Once the decision is made to administer a shock, the high voltage capacitor is charged by the high voltage capacitor and the power source.
- The devices use two external polarised electrolytic capacitors that can also be reconfigured to double the supply voltage.

Definition of capacitor in US English:

capacitor

nounkəˈpæsədərkəˈpasədər

A device used to store an electric charge, consisting of one or more pairs of conductors separated by an insulator.
电容器
Example sentencesExamples
- The devices use two external polarised electrolytic capacitors that can also be reconfigured to double the supply voltage.
- Once the decision is made to administer a shock, the high voltage capacitor is charged by the high voltage capacitor and the power source.
- A capacitor stores electrons in the same way, and can then release them later.
- An electrical charge stored in the capacitor is one bit of memory information.
- Morgan and its partners plan to solve this problem using powerful capacitors, devices which store electricity and then release it rapidly.

词汇	capacitor
释义	Definition of capacitor in English: capacitor noun kəˈpasɪtəkəˈpæsədər A device used to store an electric charge, consisting of one or more pairs of conductors separated by an insulator. 电容器 Example sentencesExamples Morgan and its partners plan to solve this problem using powerful capacitors, devices which store electricity and then release it rapidly. A capacitor stores electrons in the same way, and can then release them later. An electrical charge stored in the capacitor is one bit of memory information. Once the decision is made to administer a shock, the high voltage capacitor is charged by the high voltage capacitor and the power source. The devices use two external polarised electrolytic capacitors that can also be reconfigured to double the supply voltage. Definition of capacitor in US English: capacitor nounkəˈpæsədərkəˈpasədər A device used to store an electric charge, consisting of one or more pairs of conductors separated by an insulator. 电容器 Example sentencesExamples The devices use two external polarised electrolytic capacitors that can also be reconfigured to double the supply voltage. Once the decision is made to administer a shock, the high voltage capacitor is charged by the high voltage capacitor and the power source. A capacitor stores electrons in the same way, and can then release them later. An electrical charge stored in the capacitor is one bit of memory information. Morgan and its partners plan to solve this problem using powerful capacitors, devices which store electricity and then release it rapidly.
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