extractor
/ɪkˈstraktə
/ /ɛkˈstraktə/noun [often with modifier]
1A machine or device used to extract something: a juice extractor...
- Some of the air extractors installed in an effort to make pubs more acceptable for non-smokers, have cost bar owners as much as €30,000, the Vintners' Federation of Ireland, said yesterday.
- I expect that of the 17,000 people of the Westbury region only a few have seen the moonscape left by planners and company extractors, in the existing quarry.
- Simply put, Arnold advised multinational resource extractors that in an all - enveloping mediascape the way to achieve their corporate ends is by simulating democratic action.
1.1 [as modifier] Denoting a device used to extract odours and stale air from an area: the engine room’s extractor fans...
- The same goes for light switches, plug sockets, razor points and extractor fans.
- Brushed steel ovens, hobs and extractor fans are included in the price, thermostatic mixer showers are fitted over each bath and there are fitted wardrobes in most bedrooms.
- Both bedrooms overlook the front and have en suite shower rooms that are partially tiled and fitted with showers, extractor fans and mirrored vanity cabinets.
