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Definition of orifice - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalTECH. opening in the body like a mouthTECH.
- The doctor examined the orifice for signs of infection.
2.
mechanicalTECH. opening in a tube or pipeTECH.
- Water flowed through the orifice into the basin.
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opening in a tube or pipe
Origin of orifice
Latin, orificium (mouth + making)
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Examples of orifice in a sentence
He studied the orifice to understand its function. The technician inspected the orifice for blockages. Gas escaped from the orifice under high pressure.
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- French:orifice, ...
- German:Öffnung, ...
- Italian:orifizio, ...
- Spanish:orificio, abertura, ...
- Portuguese:orifício, ...
- Chinese:孔口, 喷嘴, ...
- Japanese:開口部, 穴, ...
- Arabic:فَتْحَة, مخرج, ...
- Hebrew:פֶּתַח, חֲרִיר, ...
- Russian:отверстие, сопло, ...
- Ukrainian:отвір, ...
- Hindi:छिद्र, छेद, ...
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