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ALL meanings of radiator

ra·di·a·tor
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  • noun radiator device: heats room 1
  • noun radiator device: cools car engine 1
  • noun radiator a person or thing that radiates. 1
  • noun radiator any of various heating devices, as a series or coil of pipes through which steam or hot water passes. 1
  • noun radiator a device constructed from thin-walled tubes and metal fins, used for cooling circulating water, as in an automobile engine. 1
  • noun radiator Radio. a transmitting antenna. 1
  • countable noun radiator A radiator is a hollow metal device, usually connected by pipes to a central heating system, that is used to heat a room. 0
  • countable noun radiator The radiator in a car is the part of the engine which is filled with water in order to cool the engine. 0
  • noun radiator a device for heating a room, building, etc, consisting of a series of pipes through which hot water or steam passes 0
  • noun radiator a device for cooling an internal-combustion engine, consisting of thin-walled tubes through which water passes. Heat is transferred from the water through the walls of the tubes to the airstream, which is created either by the motion of the vehicle or by a fan 0
  • noun radiator an electric fire 0
  • noun radiator the part of an aerial or transmission line that radiates electromagnetic waves 0
  • noun radiator an electric space heater 0
  • noun radiator anything that radiates 0
  • noun radiator a series of pipes or coils through which hot water or steam circulates so as to radiate heat into a room, etc. 0
  • noun radiator a cooling device of tubes and fins, as in an automobile, through which circulating coolant passes 0
  • noun radiator any radioactive material or body 0
  • noun radiator a portion of any transmitting antenna capable of producing radio-frequency energy 0
  • noun radiator The radiator in a vehicle is the part of the engine that is filled with water in order to cool the engine. 0
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