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reactor

/riˈæk.tər/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um aparelho ou dispositivo destinado a conter e controlar uma reação nuclear para produzir energia ou criar elementos artificiais, ou um componente elétrico que introduz reatância em um circuito.

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noun

/riˈæk.tər/B2formalscientific
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um aparelho ou dispositivo destinado a conter e controlar uma reação nuclear para produzir energia ou criar elementos artificiais, ou um componente elétrico que introduz reatância em um circuito.

A noun referring to an apparatus or device designed to contain and control a nuclear reaction for energy production or the creation of artificial elements, or an electrical component that introduces reactance into a circuit.

  1. Electrical reactorC1formaltechnical

    An electrical device used to introduce reactance into a circuit, typically to limit current or filter signals.

    ptReator elétrico

    • The engineer installed a reactor to stabilize the power supply.
    • Reactors are commonly used in high-voltage transmission lines.
    • This circuit requires a reactor to manage the inductive load.

    Sinônimoschokecoilinductor

  2. Nuclear reactorB2formalscientific

    An apparatus that maintains and controls a nuclear chain reaction for the production of energy or artificial elements.

    ptReator nuclear

    • The nuclear reactor generates electricity for the entire city.
    • Scientists monitor the reactor core temperature constantly.
    • New reactor designs aim to be safer and more efficient.

    Sinônimosatomic pileatomic reactor

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  • reactors' possessive plural form
  • reactor's possessive singular form
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