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cavitate

/ˈkæv.ɪ.teɪt/

cavitateverb

cavitated

Präteritum

cavitated

Partizip Perfekt

cavitating

Gerundium

/ˈkæv.ɪ.teɪt/

Übersetzungen

caviterTerme technique en mécanique, hydraulique et médecine.

The propeller began to cavitate, causing a loss of efficiency in the boat's movement.

L’hélice a commencé à caviter, ce qui a entraîné une perte d’efficacité dans le déplacement du bateau.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

caviterEn médecine, au sujet d’un tissu ou d’une lésion.

Definitionen

To form cavities or bubbles in a liquid, often as a result of rapid changes in pressure.

The propeller began to cavitate, causing a loss of efficiency in the boat's movement.

To cause (a liquid or mechanical component) to form cavities or bubbles as a result of rapid changes in pressure; to induce cavitation in.

Running the pump at too high a speed can cavitate the coolant and damage the impeller.

Of bodily tissue or a lesion: to develop a hollow space or cavity, often as a consequence of disease or decay.

The radiograph showed that the lung abscess had begun to cavitate.

Synonyme

form cavities

create voids

hollow out