pressurise

• 动词，指对某人或某事物施加压力或强迫，通常是为了说服或迫使其采取行动。

A verb used to indicate the act of applying pressure or force to someone or something, often to persuade or compel action.

1. Increase pressure on a gas or liquidB2formalbritishtechnical

   To apply or increase the pressure exerted on a gas or liquid, often in a controlled manner.

   加压

   • The system is designed to pressurise the gas before it enters the chamber.
   • Technicians pressurised the liquid to the required level for the experiment.
   • The pump pressurises the water to ensure it reaches the upper floors.

   同义词compresssqueezesupercharge

   反义词decompressdepressurisevent

2. Maintain a certain pressureB2formalbritishtechnical

   To keep a gas or liquid at a specific, stable pressure level.

   保持压力

   • The tank is pressurised to prevent contamination from outside air.
   • The cabin is pressurised to maintain a comfortable atmosphere for passengers.
   • The system automatically pressurises the pipes to the standard level.

   同义词pressurize

   反义词depressurisereleasevent

3. Increase the pressure in or ofB2formalbritishtechnical

   To raise the internal pressure of a container or system.

   加压

   • They pressurised the cylinder to test its durability.
   • The engineers pressurised the vessel to simulate deep-sea conditions.
   • The device pressurises the container to the maximum safe limit.

   同义词boostchargeinflatepressurizesupercharge

   反义词decompressdepressurisevent