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Definition of push-pull amplifier - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
technologyTECH. electronic circuit that uses pairs of transistors to amplify signalsTECH.
- The push-pull amplifier efficiently drives the loudspeaker in the audio system.
- A push-pull amplifier is essential for this setup.
- He designed a push-pull amplifier for the project.
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electronic circuit that uses pairs of transistors to amplify signals
Expressions with push
delay or postpone something
The meeting was pushed back by an hour.
apply force to move something
You need to push it to open the door.
move a boat into open water
The crew pushed off from the dock.
resume or continue one's journey
After a short break, we pushed on to the next town.
move someone forward by pressing their body
He gave her a push to help her up the hill.
move forward by using force against people or things
She had to push her way through the crowd.
extrude or thrust something outward
The machine will push out the clay smoothly.
apply force to make something fall
He pushed over the vase accidentally.
move forcefully through a crowd or obstacle
She had to push past the crowd to exit.
move an object onto another surface
He pushed the book on the shelf.
continue or proceed with determination
Despite the challenges, they decided to push through with the plan.
perform an exercise where one raises their body with their arms
He does fifty push ups every morning to stay fit.
move something to be in contact with another
The sofa was pushed up against the wall.
treat someone unfairly or domineeringly
He tends to push about his younger siblings.
make effort on a task already easy or completely achieved
In this meeting, arguing for more safety rules is to push against an open door.
continue with a plan despite difficulties
They decided to push ahead with the new project.
encourage someone to continue their task
He pushed her along to finish her homework.
treat someone in a bullying or domineering manner
He tends to push around his younger siblings constantly.
try to achieve something
The team is pushing for a win in the final game.
jump the queue forcefully or rudely
He tried to push in at the concert line.
continue doing something despite problems or difficulty
We must push on with the project despite setbacks.
deliberately annoy or irritate someone
Stop pushing my buttons with your constant complaints.
make someone lose control by pressuring too much
They pushed Mark too far during the negotiations.
deliberately annoy or irritate someone
She kept pushing his buttons until he finally snapped.
Expressions with pull
make clothes lower on the body
She pulled down her sleeves to cover her arms.
remove something by pulling
He quickly pulled off his shoes.
remove something from a place where it is attached or enclosed
She carefully pulled out the splinter with tweezers.
cause a vehicle to stop
She pulled up the car at the curb.
move into a leading position in a race
She managed to pull ahead in the final lap.
tug or pluck gently with fingers
She would pull at the loose thread on her sweater.
move a curtain to reveal something behind it
She pulled back the curtain to see the view.
arrive at a destination
The train is scheduled to pull in at noon.
move a vehicle into a space
He pulled into the parking spot smoothly.
succeed at something difficult or surprising after effort or risk
Nobody believed the team could pull it off, but they won.
exert force on something to move it towards oneself
She had to pull on the rope to lift the bucket.
move something or someone out from inside a place
He pulled out of the parking space.
move a vehicle to the roadside and stop
The driver decided to pull over for a break.
remove teeth from someone's mouth
The dentist had to pull teeth to relieve the pain.
recover from a difficult situation or illness
She managed to pull through after the surgery.
unite for a common goal or purpose
The team pulled together to win the match.
move a chair closer to a spot
He pulled up a chair to the table.
have strength to move or drag something toward oneself
She got pull to lift the heavy box easily.
attract a large audience to an event
The concert pulled a crowd of thousands.
use secret influence to get what you want
He can pull a few strings to get you the job.
take out a gun and point it at someone
He pulled a gun on the intruder.
perform a surprising or clever action that seems impossible
She managed to pull a rabbit from a hat and solve the problem quickly.
handle something or someone roughly
The kids pulled about the old toys, breaking some.
make silly faces to entertain, tease, or mock someone
He likes to pull faces to make his friends laugh.
Expressions with amplifier
electronic device that amplifies voltage signals
The operational amplifier boosted the weak signal from the microphone.
electronic amplifier designed to boost weak signals while adding very little noise
The antenna feeds into a low noise amplifier before the receiver stage.
amplifier with high linearity and low distortion
The class-a amplifier provides clear sound quality.
electronic circuit that boosts voltage difference between two inputs while ignoring common signals
The engineer connected the sensor to a differential amplifier for accurate measurements.
electronic audio device that boosts sound signals using switching or digital methods
The compact digital amplifier drove the large speakers with surprising power.
electronic amplifier using variable reactance and a pumping oscillator
The parametric amplifier boosts weak signals in radio receivers.
device that increases signal power for output
The power amplifier boosted the audio signal to the speakers.
device that boosts signals for reading and writing data
The readwrite amplifier improved the data transfer speed.
device that makes a weak electrical or optical signal much stronger
The engineer installed a new signal amplifier to boost the antenna reception.
amplifier using single-ended configuration for audio signals
The single-ended amplifier produced a warm sound in the audio system.
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- French:amplificateur push-pull, ...
- German:Gegentaktverstärker, ...
- Italian:amplificatore push-pull, ...
- Spanish:amplificador de contrafase, ...
- Portuguese:amplificador de contrafase, ...
- Chinese:推挽放大器, ...
- Japanese:プッシュプルアンプ, ...
- Arabic:مُضَخِّم دَفْع وَجَذْب, ...
- Hebrew:מַגְבֵּר פּוּשׁ-פּוּל, ...
- Russian:пуш-пулл усилитель, ...
- Ukrainian:пуш-пул підсилювач, ...
- Hindi:पुश-पुल एम्पलीफायर, ...
- Bengali:পুশ-পুল এম্প্লিফায়ার, ...
- Catalan:amplificador push-pull, ...
- Czech:dvojčinný zesilovač, ...
- Danish:push-pull forstærker, ...
- Dutch:push-pull versterker, ...
- Greek:ενισχυτής push-pull, ...
- Hungarian:ellenütemű erősítő, ...
- Khmer:ឧបករណ៍ពង្រីកសញ្ញាបែបរុញទាញ, ...
- Korean:푸시풀 증폭기, ...
- Persian:تقویتکننده پوش-پول, ...
- Polish:wzmacniacz przeciwsobny, ...
- Portuguese (BR):amplificador de contrafase, ...
- Romanian:amplificator push-pull, ...
- Swedish:push-pull-förstärkare, ...
- Thai:แอมพลิฟายเออร์แบบผลัก-ดึง, ...
- Turkish:itme-çekme amplifikatörü, ...
- Vietnamese:bộ khuếch đại đẩy-kéo, ...
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