Definition
Definition of valving - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
mechanismTECH. related to or having valvesTECH.
- The valving mechanism in the engine needs repair.
- The valving system in the heart is crucial for blood flow.
- The technician inspected the valving components for any signs of wear.
Origin of valving
Latin, valva (leaf of a door)
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- French:à valves, ...
- German:ventilbezogen, ...
- Italian:valvolare, ...
- Spanish:con válvulas, ...
- Portuguese:de válvulas, ...
- Chinese:阀门的, ...
- Japanese:バルブの, ...
- Arabic:صِمَامِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:שַׁסְתוֹמִי, ...
- Russian:клапанный, ...
- Ukrainian:клапанний, ...
- Hindi:वाल्व वाला, ...
Definition of valve - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
mechanicsdevice controlling flow of gas or fluid
- The plumber fixed the leaking valve.
2.
medicalTECH. membranous flap controlling blood flowTECH.
- The heart valve ensures blood flows correctly.
3.
musicTECH. device on brass instruments for pitch changeTECH.
- He pressed the valve to change the note.
4.
plantTECH. piece of fruit separating when dehiscingTECH.
- The seed pod's valve opened to release seeds.
5.
technologyDated UK vacuum tube used in electronicsDated UK
- The old radio uses a valve for amplification.
Verb
1.
control flowregulate the movement of liquid or gas
- He valved the water to stop the leak.
2.
adjust pressureTECH. modify the pressure in a systemTECH.
- She valved the system to reduce the pressure.
Images of valve
device controlling flow of gas or fluid 
device on brass instruments for pitch change 
vacuum tube used in electronics
Expressions with valve
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means of releasing emotional tension
Jogging serves as an escape valve for his stress.
mechanism offering relief from emotional pressure
Jogging acts as a safety valve for stress.
to become very angry or upset
He blew a valve when he saw the mess.
means of relieving stress or tension
Jogging acts as a pressure valve for him after a stressful day at work.
way to let out strong feelings or stress
Music is a release valve for her after a long day.
means of release for pent-up emotions or stress
Talking to a friend acted as a relief valve after a stressful day at work.
stop the flow of liquid or gas
Please turn off the valve to stop the water leak.
device in a pipe that opens or closes by using electrical power
The technician replaced the faulty electric valve in the water supply line.
structure in the heart that lets blood move only one way
The surgeon repaired the heart valve so blood would not flow backward.
mechanical part that opens to release liquid or gas from equipment
The technician opened the drain valve to remove water from the air compressor.
valve that controls movement of liquid or gas into a system
The mechanic discovered that a stuck inlet valve caused the engine trouble.
valve that controls fluid leaving a container, chamber, or system
The outlet valve must be closed before opening the inspection hatch.
fixed ring or surface where the closing part of a valve presses
The mechanic inspected the valve seat for signs of wear.
device to remove air from a system
The mechanic adjusted the bleed valve to purge air from the hydraulic lines.
device where a floating part controls liquid flow into a container
The float valve in the water tank shut off the incoming supply.
artificial heart valve implanted to replace a damaged natural heart valve
The surgeon inserted a prosthetic valve to restore normal blood flow.
device in a pipe used to stop liquid or gas flow
The plumber closed the shutoff valve before repairing the leaking pipe.
safety valve that opens automatically to release extra pressure from equipment
The pressure relief valve activated when the tank pressure rose too high.
valve controlled by an electric coil that opens or closes fluid flow
The washing machine uses a solenoid valve to control water entering the drum.
device that lowers fluid or gas pressure to a safer fixed level
The plumber installed a pressure reducing valve after the main water meter.
device to shut off water supply
In case of a leak, turn the stop valve.
main housing in a valve that holds passages and internal parts
The plumber replaced the corroded valve body to stop the leak.
device controlling air flow in a pipe
The technician adjusted the air valve to increase pressure.
heart valve between left ventricle and aorta stopping blood backflow
The aortic valve closes after blood leaves the heart.
Origin of valve
Latin, valva (leaf of a door)
Examples of valve in a sentence
A faulty valve caused the engine to overheat. A damaged valve can lead to serious health issues. The surgeon repaired the faulty valve successfully. The valve was stuck, affecting the performance. She cleaned the valve to ensure smooth play. The valve of the fruit split to disperse the seeds.
Each valve of the capsule opened to release its contents. The technician replaced the faulty valve in the circuit. Valves were essential components in early computers. The technician valved the gas line to ensure safety. They valved the system to control the pressure. He valved the pipeline to increase flow. The technician valved the equipment to stabilize pressure.
View all translations of valve
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- French:robinet, réguler, ...
- German:Ventil, regulieren, ...
- Italian:valvola, regolare, ...
- Spanish:válvula, controlar, ...
- Portuguese:válvula, regular, ...
- Chinese:阀门, 控制, ...
- Japanese:バルブ, 調整する, ...
- Arabic:صِمَام, تَحَكَّمَ, ...
- Hebrew:שַׁסְתוֹם, לְוַסֵּת, ...
- Russian:клапан, перекрывать, ...
- Ukrainian:клапан, перекривати, ...
- Hindi:वाल्व, नियंत्रित करना, ...
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