Definition of voltmeter in English:

voltmeter

noun ˈvɒltmiːtəˈvəʊltmiːtəˈvoʊltˌmidər

An instrument for measuring electric potential in volts.
Example sentencesExamples
- Natural voltages are measured simply by using a sensitive voltmeter connected to two non-polarizing electrodes pushed into the soil.
- Thus, to say that there was an electric current of a certain magnitude in a wire was to say that, if one were to attach a voltmeter to one end of the wire, it would indicate that very magnitude.
- My boss checked it with a voltmeter and proclaimed it to be dead.
- In its turn, the voltmeter was connected to a computer.
- These variables, along with the ambient temperature were fed into a voltmeter and interfaced with a computer for immediate online analysis.
- An example of this kind of thing is when we use a voltmeter to measure a voltage.
- The shutter is also controlled by the PC, which also sets the acquisition mode and reads the measured voltages from the digital voltmeter.
- I verified the engine switches were in the proper position while my copilot completed the checklist, which requires checking the voltmeter to make sure the remaining generator is not overworked.
- The reference electrode consisted of a second silver-silver chloride electrode placed over an area of abraded skin on the forearm, again connected to the voltmeter.
- With voltmeter in hand, I quickly back-probed the three separate red ECM power wires and the two black/white ECM ground wires.

Definition of voltmeter in US English:

voltmeter

nounˈvoʊltˌmidərˈvōltˌmēdər

An instrument for measuring electric potential in volts.
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus, to say that there was an electric current of a certain magnitude in a wire was to say that, if one were to attach a voltmeter to one end of the wire, it would indicate that very magnitude.
- In its turn, the voltmeter was connected to a computer.
- The reference electrode consisted of a second silver-silver chloride electrode placed over an area of abraded skin on the forearm, again connected to the voltmeter.
- I verified the engine switches were in the proper position while my copilot completed the checklist, which requires checking the voltmeter to make sure the remaining generator is not overworked.
- My boss checked it with a voltmeter and proclaimed it to be dead.
- The shutter is also controlled by the PC, which also sets the acquisition mode and reads the measured voltages from the digital voltmeter.
- These variables, along with the ambient temperature were fed into a voltmeter and interfaced with a computer for immediate online analysis.
- An example of this kind of thing is when we use a voltmeter to measure a voltage.
- With voltmeter in hand, I quickly back-probed the three separate red ECM power wires and the two black/white ECM ground wires.
- Natural voltages are measured simply by using a sensitive voltmeter connected to two non-polarizing electrodes pushed into the soil.

单词	voltmeter
释义	Definition of voltmeter in English: voltmeter noun ˈvɒltmiːtəˈvəʊltmiːtəˈvoʊltˌmidər An instrument for measuring electric potential in volts. Example sentencesExamples Natural voltages are measured simply by using a sensitive voltmeter connected to two non-polarizing electrodes pushed into the soil. Thus, to say that there was an electric current of a certain magnitude in a wire was to say that, if one were to attach a voltmeter to one end of the wire, it would indicate that very magnitude. My boss checked it with a voltmeter and proclaimed it to be dead. In its turn, the voltmeter was connected to a computer. These variables, along with the ambient temperature were fed into a voltmeter and interfaced with a computer for immediate online analysis. An example of this kind of thing is when we use a voltmeter to measure a voltage. The shutter is also controlled by the PC, which also sets the acquisition mode and reads the measured voltages from the digital voltmeter. I verified the engine switches were in the proper position while my copilot completed the checklist, which requires checking the voltmeter to make sure the remaining generator is not overworked. The reference electrode consisted of a second silver-silver chloride electrode placed over an area of abraded skin on the forearm, again connected to the voltmeter. With voltmeter in hand, I quickly back-probed the three separate red ECM power wires and the two black/white ECM ground wires. Definition of voltmeter in US English: voltmeter nounˈvoʊltˌmidərˈvōltˌmēdər An instrument for measuring electric potential in volts. Example sentencesExamples Thus, to say that there was an electric current of a certain magnitude in a wire was to say that, if one were to attach a voltmeter to one end of the wire, it would indicate that very magnitude. In its turn, the voltmeter was connected to a computer. The reference electrode consisted of a second silver-silver chloride electrode placed over an area of abraded skin on the forearm, again connected to the voltmeter. I verified the engine switches were in the proper position while my copilot completed the checklist, which requires checking the voltmeter to make sure the remaining generator is not overworked. My boss checked it with a voltmeter and proclaimed it to be dead. The shutter is also controlled by the PC, which also sets the acquisition mode and reads the measured voltages from the digital voltmeter. These variables, along with the ambient temperature were fed into a voltmeter and interfaced with a computer for immediate online analysis. An example of this kind of thing is when we use a voltmeter to measure a voltage. With voltmeter in hand, I quickly back-probed the three separate red ECM power wires and the two black/white ECM ground wires. Natural voltages are measured simply by using a sensitive voltmeter connected to two non-polarizing electrodes pushed into the soil.
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