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How to Pronounce “isolator” in English

/ɪsɒlætɒr/

i·so·la·tor

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What does “isolator” mean?

NOUN
  • An electrical device that detects short circuits and isolates them.
  • A device that isolates something from the surrounding environment to keep it sterile.

Example sentences

  • The term ‘Isolator’ as used in the Pharmaceutical Industry covers a variety of pieces of equipment. One group has the main objective of providing containment for the handling of dangerous materials either aseptically or not. Another group has the main objective of providing a microbiologically controlled environment within which aseptic operations can be carried out.
  • It's called Opto-Isolator. And I'm going to show a video of the older version of it, which is just a minute long. Okay.
  • can actually acts as the isolator so the the only look the time when this would be a concern is if you have this installed in a condo if you have a

Common phrases

harmonic isolator

How to pronounce “isolator

Syllables:
i · so · la · tor
IPA:
/ɪsɒlætɒr/
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How do you pronounce “isolator”?

“isolator” is pronounced /ɪsɒlætɒr/ (i · so · la · tor). Listen to the native-speaker clips above to hear it in real conversation.

How many syllables are in “isolator”?

“isolator” has 4 syllables: i · so · la · tor.

What does “isolator” mean?

An electrical device that detects short circuits and isolates them.

How can I hear “isolator” used in real sentences?

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