Word: volt-ampere
Category: volt-ampere
Computers & Electronics
Synonyms: volt-ampere
var
Translations: volt-ampere
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spanish
Translations:
voltamperio, voltamperios, voltioamperio
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german
Translations:
Spannungs-Strom-, Voltampere
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french
Translations:
voltampère, voltampères, de voltampère
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italian
Translations:
volt, V, di volt
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portuguese
Translations:
volt-, voltagem e
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dutch
Translations:
voltampère
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russian
Translations:
вольт-ампер, вольтамперной, вольтамперная
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norwegian
Translations:
volt, volts, V
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swedish
Translations:
voltampere
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finnish
Translations:
volttiampeeri
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danish
Translations:
voltampere
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czech
Translations:
volt, voltů, V., voltový, voltu
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polish
Translations:
woltoamper, voltoamper
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hungarian
Translations:
voltamper
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turkish
Translations:
volt-amper
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greek
Translations:
βολτ-
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ukrainian
Translations:
вольт-, вольт
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albanian
Translations:
volt, volt e
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bulgarian
Translations:
волт, волта, волтова, волтов, волтови
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belarusian
Translations:
вольт, вольтаў
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estonian
Translations:
voltamper
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croatian
Translations:
voltamper
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icelandic
Translations:
volta, Volt, V
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lithuanian
Translations:
voltų, V, volt, voltas, voltų generatorius
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latvian
Translations:
voltu, volt, volts, volti
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macedonian
Translations:
Волт-
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romanian
Translations:
volt, volți, V, volti, V.
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slovenian
Translations:
volt, voltni, voltov, voltna, voltno
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slovak
Translations:
voltampér
The meaning and "use of": volt-ampere
noun
- a unit of electrical power equal to the product of one volt and one ampere and equivalent to one watt of direct current. - Neither should be considered more basic than the other, however, and the volt-ampere equations must be so thoroughly learned that they can be used with equal facility in either form.