expulsor
An expulsor is an agent, mechanism, or person that drives out, ejects, or forces something away. It is often used in technical contexts to describe devices that discharge materials, or metaphorically to describe social forces that displace people.
Beispiele
3 von 5The faulty expulsor in the grain silo caused a significant blockage in the delivery pipe.
The faulty expulsor in the grain silo caused a significant blockage in the delivery pipe.
Under international law, the state acting as an expulsor must ensure the safety of the refugees being removed.
Under international law, the state acting as an expulsor must ensure the safety of the refugees being removed.
That old vending machine is a total expulsor; it just spits your coins right back out.
That old vending machine is a total expulsor; it just spits your coins right back out.
Wortfamilie
Merkhilfe
Break the word down: 'Ex-' means 'out' and 'pulse' means 'to drive'. An expulsor is something that drives something else out.
Schnelles Quiz
The newly installed _______ mechanism ensures that any debris is cleared from the machine automatically.
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: expulsor
Beispiele
The faulty expulsor in the grain silo caused a significant blockage in the delivery pipe.
everydayThe faulty expulsor in the grain silo caused a significant blockage in the delivery pipe.
Under international law, the state acting as an expulsor must ensure the safety of the refugees being removed.
formalUnder international law, the state acting as an expulsor must ensure the safety of the refugees being removed.
That old vending machine is a total expulsor; it just spits your coins right back out.
informalThat old vending machine is a total expulsor; it just spits your coins right back out.
Geological pressure within the volcanic chamber served as the primary expulsor of magma through the crustal vents.
academicGeological pressure within the volcanic chamber served as the primary expulsor of magma through the crustal vents.
Management positioned the new software as an expulsor of redundant workflows across the department.
businessManagement positioned the new software as an expulsor of redundant workflows across the department.
Wortfamilie
Häufige Kollokationen
Häufige Phrasen
act as an expulsor
act as an expulsor
centrifugal expulsor
centrifugal expulsor
point of expulsor
point of expulsor
Wird oft verwechselt mit
An expulsor drives something out or away, while a propulsor drives something forward (like a jet engine).
Expulsion is the process or act of being forced out, whereas an expulsor is the specific entity doing the forcing.
Nutzungshinweise
This word is relatively rare and highly formal. It is primarily found in engineering specifications to describe parts that eject waste, or in academic sociology to describe factors that force people out of a country.
Häufige Fehler
Learners often use the more common word 'ejector' in general contexts; 'expulsor' should be reserved for technical or very formal writing where a specific agent of removal is identified.
Merkhilfe
Break the word down: 'Ex-' means 'out' and 'pulse' means 'to drive'. An expulsor is something that drives something else out.
Wortherkunft
Derived from the Latin 'expulsor', from the past participle stem of 'expellere', meaning 'to drive out'.
Grammatikmuster
Schnelles Quiz
The newly installed _______ mechanism ensures that any debris is cleared from the machine automatically.
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: expulsor
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