Definition of hydrometer in English:

hydrometer

noun hʌɪˈdrɒmɪtəhaɪˈdrɑmədər

An instrument for measuring the density of liquids.
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Example sentencesExamples
- This is a hydrometer which is based on the principle that dissolved substances will cause a body to float.
- In the 1770s, after considerable debate about the most efficient and reliable ways of determining the specific gravity of liquors, the hydrometer was considered better than the ordinary balance.
- At this point bubbling will cease through the air lock and the hydrometer will show a reading of 1000.
- The surface level of the water will mark the specific gravity level and the potential alcohol level, both labeled on the hydrometer.
- It is also about scales, pedometers, barometers and hydrometers.
- While tasting the grapes is a fine way to know when to harvest them, also invest in a hydrometer - which measures the specific gravity of liquids - available at winemaking supply shops.
- Here the syrup is boiled carefully to attain the correct sugar density as measured with a sugar hydrometer and filtered again.
- His training specialties, however, are in the hydrometer and fathometer.
- That first day of boiling ended with a broken hydrometer, very little syrup and a scorched evaporator pan.
- The other piece of equipment is a device called a hydrometer, which measures alcoholic strength.
- Density can be determined quickly and with reasonable accuracy by floating a calibrated hydrometer in the juice.

Derivatives

hydrometric

adjective hʌɪdrəˈmɛtrɪk

The hydrometric analysis indicated that the soil contains approximately 25% clay.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Water Survey of Canada, through the hydrometric database, provides streamflow and water level data that are used in the present study.
- Its hydrometric division has excellent water level records at its disposal.
- Confirmation of the drainage system's responses to the climatic warming signal awaits further investigation when longer records from a denser hydrometric network become available.
- Among 219 hydrometric stations which monitor rainfall in the province, 65 reported a rainfall of over 50 mm.

hydrometry

noun

The final chapters detail specific points of relevance to density measurements and hydrometry for materials commonly used in industry.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is therefore an everyday work guide whose vocation is to serve as a commitment to quality for hydrometry services.
- The session will be focused on the interaction between hydrometry and mathematical modelling.
- The total non-structural dry matter concentration of liquid expressed from the other sample was determined by hydrometry.
- They are acknowledged as one of the UK's leading hydrometry specialists, with a particular strength in open-channel flow measurement technology.

Definition of hydrometer in US English:

hydrometer

nounhīˈdrämədərhaɪˈdrɑmədər

An instrument for measuring the density of liquids.
液体比重计
Example sentencesExamples
- The other piece of equipment is a device called a hydrometer, which measures alcoholic strength.
- His training specialties, however, are in the hydrometer and fathometer.
- That first day of boiling ended with a broken hydrometer, very little syrup and a scorched evaporator pan.
- Here the syrup is boiled carefully to attain the correct sugar density as measured with a sugar hydrometer and filtered again.
- While tasting the grapes is a fine way to know when to harvest them, also invest in a hydrometer - which measures the specific gravity of liquids - available at winemaking supply shops.
- It is also about scales, pedometers, barometers and hydrometers.
- In the 1770s, after considerable debate about the most efficient and reliable ways of determining the specific gravity of liquors, the hydrometer was considered better than the ordinary balance.
- The surface level of the water will mark the specific gravity level and the potential alcohol level, both labeled on the hydrometer.
- This is a hydrometer which is based on the principle that dissolved substances will cause a body to float.
- At this point bubbling will cease through the air lock and the hydrometer will show a reading of 1000.
- Density can be determined quickly and with reasonable accuracy by floating a calibrated hydrometer in the juice.

单词	hydrometer
释义	Definition of hydrometer in English: hydrometer noun hʌɪˈdrɒmɪtəhaɪˈdrɑmədər An instrument for measuring the density of liquids. 液体比重计 Example sentencesExamples This is a hydrometer which is based on the principle that dissolved substances will cause a body to float. In the 1770s, after considerable debate about the most efficient and reliable ways of determining the specific gravity of liquors, the hydrometer was considered better than the ordinary balance. At this point bubbling will cease through the air lock and the hydrometer will show a reading of 1000. The surface level of the water will mark the specific gravity level and the potential alcohol level, both labeled on the hydrometer. It is also about scales, pedometers, barometers and hydrometers. While tasting the grapes is a fine way to know when to harvest them, also invest in a hydrometer - which measures the specific gravity of liquids - available at winemaking supply shops. Here the syrup is boiled carefully to attain the correct sugar density as measured with a sugar hydrometer and filtered again. His training specialties, however, are in the hydrometer and fathometer. That first day of boiling ended with a broken hydrometer, very little syrup and a scorched evaporator pan. The other piece of equipment is a device called a hydrometer, which measures alcoholic strength. Density can be determined quickly and with reasonable accuracy by floating a calibrated hydrometer in the juice. Derivatives hydrometric adjective hʌɪdrəˈmɛtrɪk The hydrometric analysis indicated that the soil contains approximately 25% clay. Example sentencesExamples The Water Survey of Canada, through the hydrometric database, provides streamflow and water level data that are used in the present study. Its hydrometric division has excellent water level records at its disposal. Confirmation of the drainage system's responses to the climatic warming signal awaits further investigation when longer records from a denser hydrometric network become available. Among 219 hydrometric stations which monitor rainfall in the province, 65 reported a rainfall of over 50 mm. hydrometry noun The final chapters detail specific points of relevance to density measurements and hydrometry for materials commonly used in industry. Example sentencesExamples It is therefore an everyday work guide whose vocation is to serve as a commitment to quality for hydrometry services. The session will be focused on the interaction between hydrometry and mathematical modelling. The total non-structural dry matter concentration of liquid expressed from the other sample was determined by hydrometry. They are acknowledged as one of the UK's leading hydrometry specialists, with a particular strength in open-channel flow measurement technology. Definition of hydrometer in US English: hydrometer nounhīˈdrämədərhaɪˈdrɑmədər An instrument for measuring the density of liquids. 液体比重计 Example sentencesExamples The other piece of equipment is a device called a hydrometer, which measures alcoholic strength. His training specialties, however, are in the hydrometer and fathometer. That first day of boiling ended with a broken hydrometer, very little syrup and a scorched evaporator pan. Here the syrup is boiled carefully to attain the correct sugar density as measured with a sugar hydrometer and filtered again. While tasting the grapes is a fine way to know when to harvest them, also invest in a hydrometer - which measures the specific gravity of liquids - available at winemaking supply shops. It is also about scales, pedometers, barometers and hydrometers. In the 1770s, after considerable debate about the most efficient and reliable ways of determining the specific gravity of liquors, the hydrometer was considered better than the ordinary balance. The surface level of the water will mark the specific gravity level and the potential alcohol level, both labeled on the hydrometer. This is a hydrometer which is based on the principle that dissolved substances will cause a body to float. At this point bubbling will cease through the air lock and the hydrometer will show a reading of 1000. Density can be determined quickly and with reasonable accuracy by floating a calibrated hydrometer in the juice.
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