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Definition of ignitor - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
fireTECH. US substance used to start a fireTECH. US
- We used a chemical ignitor to light the campfire.
2.
technologyTECH. US device that lights fuel or chargesTECH. US
- The ignitor failed to start the engine.
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substance used to start a fire 
device that lights fuel or charges
Origin of ignitor
Latin, ignis (fire) + -tor (agent)
Examples of ignitor in a sentence
The ignitor failed to catch fire due to dampness. The ignitor sparked, lighting the campfire instantly. Without a working ignitor, the stove remained cold.
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- French:allumeur, allumage, ...
- German:Zünder, Zündvorrichtung, ...
- Italian:accenditore, ...
- Spanish:encendedor, ignitor, ...
- Portuguese:ignitor, dispositivo de ignição, ...
- Chinese:引火物, 点火器, ...
- Japanese:点火剤, 点火装置, ...
- Arabic:مُشْعِل, جِهَازُ الإِشْعَالِ, ...
- Hebrew:חֹמֶר מַצִּית, מַדְלִיק, ...
- Russian:воспламенитель, запальник, ...
- Ukrainian:запалювач, запальник, ...
- Hindi:इग्निटर, इग्नाइटर, ...
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