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Meanings of volt in English
SI unit of voltage.
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Examples for "v"
Examples for "v"
1
Group 4: Republic of Ireland v Cyprus: Well, a perfect weekend really.
2
US v China: is this the start of a new cold war?
3
Ireland v France in February in Dublin used to have different connotations.
4
The achievability test is also key to the public v private debate.
5
And we all want England v Germany in the second round, right?
1
His expression was a few volts shy of a stripped power line.
2
Elise charged the defibrillator and hit him with another set of volts.
3
But clearly, it isn't a force since it has units of volts.
4
Her breathing seemed normal enough, considering she'd just taken a few volts.
5
When I said five hundred HP, I meant at a thousand volts.
1
The cuts were caused by a fault in a 110 kv underground cable in Ringsend.
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Still disabled were 69 138-kv lines and 30 69-kv lines.
3
Three 500-kilovolt lines and six 230-kv lines at the substation were knocked out of service.
4
KV intends to launch the product during the second half of fiscal 2008.
5
Injuries occurred after the contact with 220 kV high voltage electricity.
Usage of volt in English
1
Unfortunately the machine didn't work on their wing, which lacked 240-volt outlets.
2
The petrol four- and six-cylinder engines have a mild hybrid 48-volt technology.
3
Photovoltaic generators, capable of pouring out 230-volt a.c. in really significant quantities.
4
Such a device will answer for a 110-volt circuit, in ordinary water.
5
That bastard Belden deserved every volt of it, he thought without pity.
6
Jessica's buzzy brain tasted like a nine-volt battery pressed against Melissa's tongue.
7
Electrical problems on 24-volt systems are certainly expected due to moisture and corrosion.
8
But the recent development of 48-volt electrical systems changed the picture.
9
Plug it into a standard 110-volt and you're looking at twice that long.
10
And slowly the pointer upon the volt-meter moved over to zero.
11
Plug it into a 220-volt and you're good to go in half that.
12
The unit runs on a 9-volt battery that should last roughly six months.
13
The lithium-ion battery reharges in six hours using a 220-volt line.
14
I guess you have to first look at the definition of a volt.
15
And I have open 110-volt wires that I'm sitting in the water with.
16
Operates on 25-volt current, & chief obstacle in construction w wife's rock garden.
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Volt across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common