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gasometer
[ gas-om-i-ter ]
noun
- an apparatus for measuring and storing gas in a laboratory.
- British. a large tank or cylindrical reservoir of gas, as at a gasworks, to be piped to homes, factories, etc.
gasometer
/ ɡæsˈɒmɪtə /
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Word History and Origins
Origin of gasometer1
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Example Sentences
On the left, Zonnebeke Pond, the ruined chteau, and the remains of a gasometer come into sight (photo below).
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The carriage then passed the gasometer, and rapidly bent into the street leading to the Villa Glori.
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They had disconnected the gas at the gasometer and cut the electric wires, and the city was plunged in darkness.
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Then as more gas comes in to take up this room, the gasometer keeps on rising slowly.
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Now air is forced through my paraffin carburettor and the vapour resulting is fed to that gasometer in the bows of the boat.
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