Definition Synonyms
Definition of catalyser - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
metaphorRare UK agent that causes significant change or actionRare UK
- Her speech was a catalyser for the movement.
2.
chemistryTECH. UK substance that speeds up chemical reactionsTECH. UK
- The catalyser was crucial in the experiment's success.
Origin of catalyser
Greek, kata (down) + lysis (loosening)
Examples of catalyser in a sentence
His innovative ideas served as a catalyser in the tech industry. Without the catalyser, the reaction would take hours. The new catalyser improved the efficiency of the process.
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- French:catalyseur, accélérateur de réaction, ...
- German:Katalysator, Reaktionsbeschleuniger, ...
- Italian:catalizzatore, ...
- Spanish:catalizador, acelerador, ...
- Portuguese:catalisador, ...
- Chinese:催化剂, 催化物, ...
- Japanese:触媒, 反応促進剤, ...
- Arabic:مُحَفِّز, ...
- Hebrew:קָטָלִיזָטוֹר, ...
- Russian:катализатор, ...
- Ukrainian:каталізатор, ...
- Hindi:प्रेरक, उत्प्रेरक, ...
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