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Definition of ventilator in English: ventilatornoun ˈvɛntɪleɪtəˈvɛn(t)əˌleɪdər 1An appliance or aperture for ventilating a room or other space. Example sentencesExamples - A corridor along the room on one side has ventilators opening onto the drain.
- The indoor air circulates through the core of the heat recovery ventilator along with cold, fresh, outdoor air.
- So you can see why turbine ventilators should never be covered up in the winter.
- Firemen used a positive pressure ventilator to force out the smoke.
- We stratified trials by different high-frequency ventilators and by different ventilatory strategies.
- Adjustable ceiling ventilators let you control the airflow, while a window on the fly makes it feel less like you're in the doghouse.
- They occur frequently in Chinese mines, which often lack even rudimentary safety equipment such as ventilators to disperse the gas.
- Inlet chamber temperature was influenced by ambient air temperature and ventilator output temperature.
- Maybe we should put ventilators in the White House, just in case.
- According to program statistics from 2001, 70 per cent of new homes without proper heat recovery ventilators were under-ventilated.
- Remove the ventilators and put in the storm plates; duct tape over hatches and large port lights.
- The participants going in wore full equipment, including ventilators, and had it checked by their compatriots going in.
- A smart bomb found its way down the ventilator shaft of the shelter.
- Ventilation was provided by a high-frequency jet ventilator through a cannula attached to the proximal port of the rigid bronchoscope.
- ‘Close all doors, windows and ventilators,’ says the MoD report.
- At one end of the hall, turbine air ventilators have been put up.
- The much-needed ventilators cost £20,000 each and the band hopes to give the fundraising appeal a real boost.
- Plenty of light enters through empty portholes on both sides of the engine room and ventilator hatches in the roof.
- This is a model beehive, and that is a ventilator, for ventilating sewers.
- There were ventilators but the portholes had to remain closed.
Synonyms air cooler, air conditioner, blower, aerator 2Medicine
An appliance for artificial respiration; a respirator. Example sentencesExamples - Fifteen have been so ill they have required ventilator support to stay alive.
- Frequent communication with his family revealed that he desired to have ventilator support withdrawn.
- Six patients reported symptomatic improvement, including three who were weaned off the mechanical ventilator.
- Therefore, the correct ventilator setting should theoretically be tested during a formal sleep study.
- Patients were screened daily using published guidelines for ability to wean from the mechanical ventilator.
Definition of ventilator in US English: ventilatornounˈven(t)əˌlādərˈvɛn(t)əˌleɪdər 1An appliance or aperture for ventilating a room or other space. Example sentencesExamples - The participants going in wore full equipment, including ventilators, and had it checked by their compatriots going in.
- Remove the ventilators and put in the storm plates; duct tape over hatches and large port lights.
- This is a model beehive, and that is a ventilator, for ventilating sewers.
- There were ventilators but the portholes had to remain closed.
- At one end of the hall, turbine air ventilators have been put up.
- According to program statistics from 2001, 70 per cent of new homes without proper heat recovery ventilators were under-ventilated.
- So you can see why turbine ventilators should never be covered up in the winter.
- A corridor along the room on one side has ventilators opening onto the drain.
- Plenty of light enters through empty portholes on both sides of the engine room and ventilator hatches in the roof.
- Inlet chamber temperature was influenced by ambient air temperature and ventilator output temperature.
- Maybe we should put ventilators in the White House, just in case.
- Firemen used a positive pressure ventilator to force out the smoke.
- ‘Close all doors, windows and ventilators,’ says the MoD report.
- We stratified trials by different high-frequency ventilators and by different ventilatory strategies.
- A smart bomb found its way down the ventilator shaft of the shelter.
- Ventilation was provided by a high-frequency jet ventilator through a cannula attached to the proximal port of the rigid bronchoscope.
- Adjustable ceiling ventilators let you control the airflow, while a window on the fly makes it feel less like you're in the doghouse.
- The indoor air circulates through the core of the heat recovery ventilator along with cold, fresh, outdoor air.
- The much-needed ventilators cost £20,000 each and the band hopes to give the fundraising appeal a real boost.
- They occur frequently in Chinese mines, which often lack even rudimentary safety equipment such as ventilators to disperse the gas.
Synonyms air cooler, air conditioner, blower, aerator 2Medicine
An appliance for artificial respiration; a respirator. Example sentencesExamples - Therefore, the correct ventilator setting should theoretically be tested during a formal sleep study.
- Six patients reported symptomatic improvement, including three who were weaned off the mechanical ventilator.
- Frequent communication with his family revealed that he desired to have ventilator support withdrawn.
- Patients were screened daily using published guidelines for ability to wean from the mechanical ventilator.
- Fifteen have been so ill they have required ventilator support to stay alive.
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