Hall effect
hɔːl ɪˈfɛkt
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Definition of Hall effect - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

physicsTECH.phenomenon where voltage is generated in a conductorTECH.
  • The Hall effect is used in magnetic sensors.
  • Researchers study the Hall effect in semiconductors.
  • The Hall effect can be observed in thin films.
effect occurrence phenomenon
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Expressions with Hall effect

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quantum Hall effectn.
phenomenon where Hall resistance is quantized
The quantum Hall effect is observed in graphene.

Expressions with hall

hall passn.
permit to leave class during school hours
She showed her hall pass to the teacher.
fight city hallv.
try to change government or authority decisions
He learned the hard way that you can't fight city hall.
hall of shamen.
list of people or things known for bad behavior
The company's environmental violations landed them in the hall of shame.
hall of mirrorsn.
room with mirrors creating optical illusions
The funhouse had a hall of mirrors that distorted our reflections.
city halln.
building housing a city's administrative offices
The mayor's office is located in the city hall..
concert halln.
room designed for hosting concerts
The concert hall was filled with eager listeners.

Expressions with effect

for effectadv.
intended to produce a reaction
She laughed loudly for effect, hoping to lighten the mood.
ripple effectn.
situation where one event causes many others
The new policy had a ripple effect on the economy.
snowball effectn.
situation where something grows quickly from small beginnings
The snowball effect made the problem much bigger.
take effectv.
start working or begin to have the planned effect
The new law will take effect next month.
the effect was electricexp.
producing intense excitement and a strongly charged feeling in the room
When she sang, the effect was electric and everyone held their breath.
it has a snowball effectexp.
causes results that grow larger and stronger over time
One missed payment can have a snowball effect on your finances.
posturing for effectadj.
behaving in a way to impress others
His speech was just posturing for effect, not genuine concern.
water cooler effectn.
spread of information through informal workplace chats
The water cooler effect helps news travel fast in the office.
create a ripple effectv.
spread influence or impact widely
The new policy created a ripple effect throughout the entire organization.
in effectadv.
for all practical purposes or in practice
In effect, the new policy changes nothing.

Terms related to Hall effect

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  1. French:effet Hall, ...
  2. German:Hall-Effekt, ...
  3. Italian:effetto Hall, ...
  4. Spanish:efecto Hall, ...
  5. Portuguese:efeito Hall, ...
  6. Chinese:霍尔效应, ...
  7. Japanese:ホール効果, ...
  8. Arabic:تَأثِير هول, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֵפֶקְט הוֹל, ...
  10. Russian:эффект Холла, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ефект Холла, ...
  12. Hindi:हॉल प्रभाव, ...
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