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I . vacuum <-s [or form -cua]> [ˈvækju:əm, -kjuə] N

1. vacuum (area without gas/air):

vacuum
vakuum m

2. vacuum fig (gap):

vacuum
vacuum
vrzel f
vacuum
vakuum m
to fill/leave a vacuum

3. vacuum -s (Hoover):

vacuum

II . vacuum <-s [or form -cua]> [ˈvækju:əm, -kjuə] VB trans

vacuum
sesati [perf posesati]
to vacuum upsth

ˈvacuum bot·tle N, ˈvacuum flask N esp Brit

vacuum bottle

ˈvacuum clean·er N

vacuum cleaner

ˈvacuum-pack·aged ADJ, ˈvacuum-packed ADJ

ˈvacuum suc·tion N

Usage examples with vacuum

to fill/leave a vacuum

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Today, however, these gauges have largely been replaced by electronic vacuum gauges.
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These ideas did not exist in a vacuum; there was a political component as well.
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We all listen to music in a vacuum, then we're exposed to things and love it.
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The vessel was made of concrete as the first process vacuum vessel of its kind.
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The vacuum booster is attached between the master cylinder and the brake pedal and multiplies the braking force applied by the driver.
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A specialized vacuum pump is attached to the bleeder valve, which is opened and fluid extracted with the pump until it runs clear of bubbles.
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When making heat pipes, there is no need to create a vacuum in the pipe.
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The quantum theory asserts that a vacuum, even the most perfect vacuum devoid of any matter, is not really empty.
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It produces much dust that has to be vacuumed.
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Most of these processes take place in a vacuum or with process gases.
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