Pronunciation: /ɪˈvæpəˌreɪtər/
noun a device used to evaporate liquids, typically by heating them to create a vapor
A1 An evaporator is used to turn liquid into gas.
A2 The evaporator in the air conditioning unit helps cool down the room.
B1 The laboratory technician set up the evaporator for the experiment.
B2 The distillation process involves using an evaporator to separate components.
C1 The industrial evaporator is capable of handling large volumes of liquid.
C2 The chemical engineer designed a new evaporator system for the plant.
formal The evaporator is an essential component in the refrigeration cycle.
informal Make sure to clean out the evaporator in your fridge to keep it running efficiently.
slang I have no idea how to fix the evaporator in my car's AC unit.
figurative The heat of the argument seemed to evaporate as they reached a resolution.
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