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1. (n.) dynamo
an electric generator, esp. for direct current.
2. dynamo
an energetic, hardworking, forceful person.
dynamometer.
Etymology: (1882; short for dynamoelectric)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) dynamo
generator consisting of a coil (the armature) that rotates between the poles of an electromagnet (the field magnet) causing a current to flow in the armature
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) dynamo
a dynamo-electric machine
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The Nuttall Encyclopedia |
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1. dynamo
a machine by which mechanical work is transformed into powerful electric currents by the inductive action of magnets on coils of copper wire in motion.
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The Roycroft Dictionary |
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dynamo
Any man who has everything he eats, drinks, smokes and wears, charged.
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Sense: a machine that produces electric currents.
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 Afrikaans: dinamo |
 Arabic: دينامو، مُوَلِّد كَهْرُبا |
 Bulgarian: динамо |
 Brazilian: dínamo |
 Czech: dynamo |
 German: der Dynamo |
 Danish: dynamo |
 Greek: δυναμό |
 Spanish: dinamo |
 Estonian: dünamo |
 Farsi: دینام |
 Finnish: dynamo |
 French: dynamo |
 Hebrew: דִינָמוֹ |
 Hindi: डाइनमो, भौतिक शक्ति को वि |
 Croatian: naprava za proizvodnju el |
 Hungarian: dinamó |
 Indonesian: dinamo |
 Icelandic: rafall |
 Italian: dinamo |
 Japanese: 発電機 |
 Korean: 발전기 |
 Lithuanian: generatorius |
 Latvian: dinamomašīna |
 Malay: dinamo |
 Dutch: dynamo |
 Norwegian: dynamo |
 Polish: prądnica |
 Persian: دینامو توليد برق |
 Pashto: د بريښنا ډاينمو |
 Portuguese: dínamo |
 Romanian: dinam |
 Russian: динамо-машина |
 Slovak: dynamo |
 Slovenian: dinamo |
 Serbian: dinamo |
 Swedish: generator, dynamo |
 Thai: เครื่องผลิตกระแสไฟ |
 Turkish: dinamo |
 Taiwanese: 發電機 |
 Ukrainian: динамо |
 Urdu: میکانکی توانائی کو برقی ت |
 Vietnamese: máy phát điện |
 Chinese: 发电机 |
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