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sy·phon [ˈsaɪfən] N

syphon → siphon

See also siphon

I . si·phon [ˈsaɪfən] N

1. siphon (pipe):

2. siphon Brit (soda siphon):

Siphon m

II . si·phon [ˈsaɪfən] VB trans

to siphon sth

etw [mit einem Saugheber] absaugen [o. abpumpen]

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The branchial syphon is large and surrounded by six large lobes; the cloacal syphon is small. en.wikipedia.org

Kelvin's design instead used a hollow glass pen with an electrostatic charge to propel ink from the syphon tube. en.wikipedia.org

Manual telegraphy with keys and reception by either a needle instrument or a syphon recorder could be powered by batteries. en.wikipedia.org

The most commonly used valves include the hydrophilic valve, the hydrophobic valve, the syphon valve and sacrificial valve. en.wikipedia.org

At the time, the limit of exploration was a flooded underwater passage or syphon (sump). en.wikipedia.org

A closed pipe connects the cistern to the top of the wheel; thus the water flows up the tower without problem as an inverted syphon. en.wikipedia.org

A parasite universe will latch onto another universe to syphon off time for itself. en.wikipedia.org

Syphon out uneaten food when doing water changes to keep the water pristine. en.wikipedia.org

The design uses syphon breaking valves to reduce the size of the pumps required, and hence the power consumption. en.wikipedia.org

The terraces were used chiefly to drain and syphon the water from rain, as well as to hold the mountain in place. en.wikipedia.org

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