Word: pyrometers
Category: pyrometers
Computers & Electronics, Autos & Vehicles
Translations: pyrometers
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spanish
Translations:
pirómetros, los pirómetros, pirómetros de
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german
Translations:
Pyrometer, Pyrometern, Spyrometer
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french
Translations:
pyromètres, des pyromètres, les pyromètres, aréomètres, pyromètre
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italian
Translations:
pirometri, pirometro, pirometri a, i pirometri
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portuguese
Translations:
pirômetros, areômetros, pirómetros, pirômetros de
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dutch
Translations:
pyro- meters
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russian
Translations:
пирометры, пирометров, пирометр
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norwegian
Translations:
pyro, pyrometre, pyrometre i
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swedish
Translations:
pyrometrar, aktivitets pyrometrar, pyrometrarna
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finnish
Translations:
pyrometrit, lämpömittarit, pyrometrien
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danish
Translations:
pyrometre, pyro-
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czech
Translations:
pyrometry, pirometry, žároměry
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polish
Translations:
pirometry, pirometr, pirometrów
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hungarian
Translations:
pyrométereket, pirométerek, pirométer, pyrométerek
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turkish
Translations:
pirometreler, termometreler, pirometreleri, bilgileri Pirometreler, pirometre
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greek
Translations:
πυρόμετρα, πυρόμετρα της, πυρομέτρων, θερμόμετρα
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ukrainian
Translations:
пірометри
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bulgarian
Translations:
пирометри, пиромери
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belarusian
Translations:
пирометры
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estonian
Translations:
püromeetrid
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croatian
Translations:
pirometri
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icelandic
Translations:
háhitamælar
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lithuanian
Translations:
pirometrai, pirometrų
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latvian
Translations:
pirometri, pirometru, pirometri atsevišķi
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romanian
Translations:
pirometre, Pirometri, Pirometri A, pirometrele, pirometre de
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slovenian
Translations:
pirometri
The meaning and "use of": pyrometers
noun
- an instrument for measuring high temperatures, especially in furnaces and kilns. - Wedgwood was elected a Royal Society Fellow in 1783, primarily for inventing the pyrometer to measure oven temperatures.