dynamo (Meaning)
dynamo (n)
generator consisting of a coil (the armature) that rotates between the poles of an electromagnet (the field magnet) causing a current to flow in the armature
dynamo (n.)
A dynamo-electric machine.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dynamo
dynamo Sentence Examples
- The small flashlight was powered by a tiny dynamo, generating electricity through mechanical energy.
- The hydroelectric power plant harnessed the energy of flowing water to drive a dynamo, converting it into usable electricity.
- The bicycle's dynamo was whirring as the rider pedaled, illuminating the path ahead with a bright light.
- The engineer marveled at the dynamo's ability to transform motion into electrical energy.
- The old-fashioned hand-crank dynamo provided a source of power for charging small devices when there was no electricity.
- The dynamo's humming sound filled the room as it tirelessly generated electricity.
- The ingenuity of the dynamo's design allowed it to produce a continuous flow of electrical current.
- The failure of the dynamo left the entire town without power, plunging it into darkness.
- The dam's massive dynamos roared to life, sending a surge of electricity through the grid.
- The dynamo, once a symbol of technological progress, now sits as a historical artifact in the museum.
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The small flashlight was powered by a tiny dynamo, generating electricity through mechanical energy.
The hydroelectric power plant harnessed the energy of flowing water to drive a dynamo, converting it into usable electricity.
The bicycle's dynamo was whirring as the rider pedaled, illuminating the path ahead with a bright light.
The engineer marveled at the dynamo's ability to transform motion into electrical energy.
