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reducer

/rɪˈdjuː.sər/

Tradução: Substantivo com dois sentidos principais: substância que reduz outra, oxidando-se no processo, muito usada em fotografia; e conexão de tubulação que une dois tubos de diâmetros diferentes.

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noun

/rɪˈdjuː.sər/C1formaltechnical
  • ptSubstantivo com dois sentidos principais: substância que reduz outra, oxidando-se no processo, muito usada em fotografia; e conexão de tubulação que une dois tubos de diâmetros diferentes.

A noun with two primary meanings: a substance that reduces another substance while being oxidized, often used in photography; and a pipefitting that connects two pipes of different diameters.

  1. Chemical reducing agentC1formaltechnical

    A substance that causes reduction in another substance by donating electrons, often used in photography to reduce the density of a negative or print.

    ptAgente redutor

    • The photographer applied a reducer to lighten the overexposed areas of the print.
    • In the chemical reaction, the reducer was oxidized as it reduced the silver halide.
    • A common reducer in photography is potassium ferricyanide.

    Sinônimosreducing agentreductant

    Antônimosoxidantoxidizer

  2. Pipe fittingB2formaltechnical

    A plumbing or piping component that connects two pipes of different diameters, allowing for a change in pipe size.

    ptRedução de tubulação

    • The plumber used a reducer to connect the larger main pipe to the smaller branch line.
    • A reducer fitting is essential when transitioning between different pipe sizes in a system.
    • He installed a reducer to adapt the 2-inch pipe to the 1-inch faucet.
Formas
  • reducers plural form
  • reducers' possessive plural form
  • reducer's possessive singular form
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