American English pronunciation
How to pronounce magnets
IPA transcription: ['mæɡnəts]
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Noun
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(physics) a device that attracts iron and produces a magnetic field
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a characteristic that provides pleasure and attracts
“flowers are an attractor for bees”
Usage examples
- One can craft amazingly strong permanent magnets from neodymium.
- One can craft amazingly strong permanent magnets from neodymium.
- The saturation probes contain conventional eddy current coils and magnets.
- One can craft amazingly strong permanent magnets from neodymium.
- Wind generator magnets require rare minerals that are not cheap.
- Here, the electrons are sent around an oval racetrack of electromagnets, providing further acceleration.
- One can craft amazingly strong permanent magnets from neodymium.
- The second solution used additional electromagnets wrapped around the vacuum tube.
- One can craft amazingly strong permanent magnets from neodymium.
- Science includes basic physics like simple machines, magnets, and heat.