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Definition of respirator in English: respiratornoun ˈrɛspɪreɪtəˈrɛspəˌreɪdər 1An apparatus worn over the mouth and nose or the entire face to prevent the inhalation of dust, smoke, or other noxious substances. for a time everyone had to work with respirators Example sentencesExamples - Mechanical filter respirators provide protection only against dusts.
- The respirator filters air through charcoal and paper layers, and soldiers have to open valves to either speak or drink.
- When you need to use a dust mask or respirator, be sure to use the right one for the job.
- Use the proper dust mask or respirator when sanding and sawing.
- Seventy percent or more of participants reported never using safety glasses, dust masks or respirators, face shields, gloves, or protective clothing when they made jewelry.
- The monitors, respirator, lights, drills and suction machines were powered up.
- Wear a sanding respirator to prevent inhalation while breaking dried plaster or when mixing.
- At the time, he advocated the use of personal respirators instead of dust control in mines.
- They should have a head cover or hood, visor and dust mask respirator, spray suit as well as gum boots.
- I nodded my head weakly and took the air respirator off my mouth.
- Renew your determination to go to your sister's house someday and get back that dust and particle respirator you left there last month while working on a project.
- Always wear a dust mask or respirator when using a sander to prevent inhalation of sawdust.
- These respirators contain both inhalation and exhalation valves that filter the air and ensure that it is free of mold particles.
- Store the respirator, filters and cartridges in a clean, dry place - preferably in a tightly closed paper or plastic bag.
- Wear a medium-efficiency or high-efficiency filter dust mask or respirator to protect against the inhalation of mold spores.
- Some people find it hard to breathe while wearing thick respirators, so they just cover the mouth and leave the nose exposed in the air, which is wrong and risky.
- Half-faced respirators and light cotton overalls were issued to workers during this process.
- He has used chemical weapons on his own people, and has issued respirators to his troop.
- Firefighting equipment had to be imported, as did light civilian respirators and even sandbags.
- If you are trying to stop contaminated air being breathed in, you not only have to filter the air, but ensure a good seal between the respirator and the face.
- 1.1 An apparatus used to induce artificial respiration.
Example sentencesExamples - Nursing home services are mostly for people who need more medical care than other long term care options can offer, such as wound care, rehabilitative therapy and help with respirators or ventilators.
- An artificial respirator was on standby nearby, as well as other emergency resuscitation devices linked by many wires and tubes.
- Their immune systems are underdeveloped, their skin is thin and easily penetrated by bacteria, and they are born with problems that require invasive procedures such as catheters and respirators to keep them alive.
- In fact, the premier had already lapsed into a coma, was being kept alive on an artificial respirator and was fighting for his life.
- I've been instructed in the art of resuscitation, to substitute for an electronic respirator in the event that the number of victims overwhelms the available equipment resources.
Definition of respirator in US English: respiratornounˈrɛspəˌreɪdərˈrespəˌrādər 1An apparatus worn over the mouth and nose or the entire face to prevent the inhalation of dust, smoke, or other noxious substances. for a time everyone had to work with respirators Example sentencesExamples - When you need to use a dust mask or respirator, be sure to use the right one for the job.
- The respirator filters air through charcoal and paper layers, and soldiers have to open valves to either speak or drink.
- I nodded my head weakly and took the air respirator off my mouth.
- Wear a medium-efficiency or high-efficiency filter dust mask or respirator to protect against the inhalation of mold spores.
- Use the proper dust mask or respirator when sanding and sawing.
- Wear a sanding respirator to prevent inhalation while breaking dried plaster or when mixing.
- Some people find it hard to breathe while wearing thick respirators, so they just cover the mouth and leave the nose exposed in the air, which is wrong and risky.
- Mechanical filter respirators provide protection only against dusts.
- Firefighting equipment had to be imported, as did light civilian respirators and even sandbags.
- He has used chemical weapons on his own people, and has issued respirators to his troop.
- Renew your determination to go to your sister's house someday and get back that dust and particle respirator you left there last month while working on a project.
- If you are trying to stop contaminated air being breathed in, you not only have to filter the air, but ensure a good seal between the respirator and the face.
- They should have a head cover or hood, visor and dust mask respirator, spray suit as well as gum boots.
- The monitors, respirator, lights, drills and suction machines were powered up.
- At the time, he advocated the use of personal respirators instead of dust control in mines.
- Store the respirator, filters and cartridges in a clean, dry place - preferably in a tightly closed paper or plastic bag.
- Half-faced respirators and light cotton overalls were issued to workers during this process.
- These respirators contain both inhalation and exhalation valves that filter the air and ensure that it is free of mold particles.
- Seventy percent or more of participants reported never using safety glasses, dust masks or respirators, face shields, gloves, or protective clothing when they made jewelry.
- Always wear a dust mask or respirator when using a sander to prevent inhalation of sawdust.
- 1.1 An apparatus used to induce artificial respiration.
Example sentencesExamples - An artificial respirator was on standby nearby, as well as other emergency resuscitation devices linked by many wires and tubes.
- Their immune systems are underdeveloped, their skin is thin and easily penetrated by bacteria, and they are born with problems that require invasive procedures such as catheters and respirators to keep them alive.
- In fact, the premier had already lapsed into a coma, was being kept alive on an artificial respirator and was fighting for his life.
- Nursing home services are mostly for people who need more medical care than other long term care options can offer, such as wound care, rehabilitative therapy and help with respirators or ventilators.
- I've been instructed in the art of resuscitation, to substitute for an electronic respirator in the event that the number of victims overwhelms the available equipment resources.
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