Definition of turbine in English:

turbine

noun ˈtəːbɪnˈtəːbʌɪn

A machine for producing continuous power in which a wheel or rotor, typically fitted with vanes, is made to revolve by a fast-moving flow of water, steam, gas, air, or other fluid.
涡轮机，叶轮机，透平机
Example sentencesExamples
- General Electric is already the biggest maker of turbines for power plants.
- The dam made hydroelectric power possible by forcing water through giant turbines.
- Water power will again turn the mill wheel and drive the turbine to provide electricity to light the building.
- They can be cut and burnt to produce steam to power turbines.
- The heat is not wasted but is used to make steam that drives a turbine that generates electricity.
- Usually, you just use heat to heat up water, which turns into steam that turned a turbine.
- The machine uses wind power to drive a turbine that sucks water out of the sea, sprays it into the atmosphere and creates clouds.
- This heat can be used to boil water, producing steam to run a turbine that turns an electric generator.
- That heat can produce steam which can turn turbines to generate electricity.
- Plastic is used for the turbine and compressor wheels, which have low inertia and mass.
- The steam that made the turbine rotate is condensed back into water and is recycled to the heat exchanger.
- It uses the flow of water to turn a miniature turbine that creates an electric spark that lights the pilot.
- The devices made by the students included wind and water-powered turbines and solar water heaters.
- As we headed south across the keel towards the bow, we swam over the turbines in the exposed engine-room.
- After powering the turbines, the steam is condensed back into liquid by the cooling tower.
- The din of helicopter blades and the roar of jet engines and naval turbines can herald war as surely as gunshots and explosions.
- The sound of the rotary is unmistakably unique, somewhere between a jet engine and a turbine.
- Unfortunately there was enough hot air in it to power a turbine.
- These new turbines produce 3MW of power each making them the most powerful yet.
- He said the bridge would be equipped with tidal turbines, powered by the force of the sea, to generate electricity.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French, from Latin turbo, turbin- 'spinning top, whirl'.

Definition of turbine in US English:

turbine

noun

A machine for producing continuous power in which a wheel or rotor, typically fitted with vanes, is made to revolve by a fast-moving flow of water, steam, gas, air, or other fluid.
涡轮机，叶轮机，透平机
Example sentencesExamples
- This heat can be used to boil water, producing steam to run a turbine that turns an electric generator.
- After powering the turbines, the steam is condensed back into liquid by the cooling tower.
- The din of helicopter blades and the roar of jet engines and naval turbines can herald war as surely as gunshots and explosions.
- They can be cut and burnt to produce steam to power turbines.
- Usually, you just use heat to heat up water, which turns into steam that turned a turbine.
- These new turbines produce 3MW of power each making them the most powerful yet.
- He said the bridge would be equipped with tidal turbines, powered by the force of the sea, to generate electricity.
- That heat can produce steam which can turn turbines to generate electricity.
- The dam made hydroelectric power possible by forcing water through giant turbines.
- General Electric is already the biggest maker of turbines for power plants.
- The steam that made the turbine rotate is condensed back into water and is recycled to the heat exchanger.
- Plastic is used for the turbine and compressor wheels, which have low inertia and mass.
- As we headed south across the keel towards the bow, we swam over the turbines in the exposed engine-room.
- Water power will again turn the mill wheel and drive the turbine to provide electricity to light the building.
- Unfortunately there was enough hot air in it to power a turbine.
- The devices made by the students included wind and water-powered turbines and solar water heaters.
- It uses the flow of water to turn a miniature turbine that creates an electric spark that lights the pilot.
- The heat is not wasted but is used to make steam that drives a turbine that generates electricity.
- The sound of the rotary is unmistakably unique, somewhere between a jet engine and a turbine.
- The machine uses wind power to drive a turbine that sucks water out of the sea, sprays it into the atmosphere and creates clouds.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French, from Latin turbo, turbin- ‘spinning top, whirl’.

词汇	turbine
释义	Definition of turbine in English: turbine noun ˈtəːbɪnˈtəːbʌɪn A machine for producing continuous power in which a wheel or rotor, typically fitted with vanes, is made to revolve by a fast-moving flow of water, steam, gas, air, or other fluid. 涡轮机，叶轮机，透平机 Example sentencesExamples General Electric is already the biggest maker of turbines for power plants. The dam made hydroelectric power possible by forcing water through giant turbines. Water power will again turn the mill wheel and drive the turbine to provide electricity to light the building. They can be cut and burnt to produce steam to power turbines. The heat is not wasted but is used to make steam that drives a turbine that generates electricity. Usually, you just use heat to heat up water, which turns into steam that turned a turbine. The machine uses wind power to drive a turbine that sucks water out of the sea, sprays it into the atmosphere and creates clouds. This heat can be used to boil water, producing steam to run a turbine that turns an electric generator. That heat can produce steam which can turn turbines to generate electricity. Plastic is used for the turbine and compressor wheels, which have low inertia and mass. The steam that made the turbine rotate is condensed back into water and is recycled to the heat exchanger. It uses the flow of water to turn a miniature turbine that creates an electric spark that lights the pilot. The devices made by the students included wind and water-powered turbines and solar water heaters. As we headed south across the keel towards the bow, we swam over the turbines in the exposed engine-room. After powering the turbines, the steam is condensed back into liquid by the cooling tower. The din of helicopter blades and the roar of jet engines and naval turbines can herald war as surely as gunshots and explosions. The sound of the rotary is unmistakably unique, somewhere between a jet engine and a turbine. Unfortunately there was enough hot air in it to power a turbine. These new turbines produce 3MW of power each making them the most powerful yet. He said the bridge would be equipped with tidal turbines, powered by the force of the sea, to generate electricity. Origin Mid 19th century: from French, from Latin turbo, turbin- 'spinning top, whirl'. Definition of turbine in US English: turbine noun A machine for producing continuous power in which a wheel or rotor, typically fitted with vanes, is made to revolve by a fast-moving flow of water, steam, gas, air, or other fluid. 涡轮机，叶轮机，透平机 Example sentencesExamples This heat can be used to boil water, producing steam to run a turbine that turns an electric generator. After powering the turbines, the steam is condensed back into liquid by the cooling tower. The din of helicopter blades and the roar of jet engines and naval turbines can herald war as surely as gunshots and explosions. They can be cut and burnt to produce steam to power turbines. Usually, you just use heat to heat up water, which turns into steam that turned a turbine. These new turbines produce 3MW of power each making them the most powerful yet. He said the bridge would be equipped with tidal turbines, powered by the force of the sea, to generate electricity. That heat can produce steam which can turn turbines to generate electricity. The dam made hydroelectric power possible by forcing water through giant turbines. General Electric is already the biggest maker of turbines for power plants. The steam that made the turbine rotate is condensed back into water and is recycled to the heat exchanger. Plastic is used for the turbine and compressor wheels, which have low inertia and mass. As we headed south across the keel towards the bow, we swam over the turbines in the exposed engine-room. Water power will again turn the mill wheel and drive the turbine to provide electricity to light the building. Unfortunately there was enough hot air in it to power a turbine. The devices made by the students included wind and water-powered turbines and solar water heaters. It uses the flow of water to turn a miniature turbine that creates an electric spark that lights the pilot. The heat is not wasted but is used to make steam that drives a turbine that generates electricity. The sound of the rotary is unmistakably unique, somewhere between a jet engine and a turbine. The machine uses wind power to drive a turbine that sucks water out of the sea, sprays it into the atmosphere and creates clouds. Origin Mid 19th century: from French, from Latin turbo, turbin- ‘spinning top, whirl’.
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