Definition of sensator in English:

sensator

noun ˈsɛnsətɔː

Oil Industry. A device that measures the amount of pull on a chain, wire rope, etc.

Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). Originally (i) from sensat- + -or, after ancient Greek αἰσθητικός aesthetic.

nounˈsɛnsətɔː

Oil Industry. A device that measures the amount of pull on a chain, wire rope, etc.

Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). Originally (i) from sensat- + -or, after ancient Greek αἰσθητικός aesthetic.

单词	sensator
释义	Definition of sensator in English: sensator noun ˈsɛnsətɔː Oil Industry. A device that measures the amount of pull on a chain, wire rope, etc. Origin Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). Originally (i) from sensat- + -or, after ancient Greek αἰσθητικός aesthetic. Definition of sensator in US English: sensator nounˈsɛnsətɔː Oil Industry. A device that measures the amount of pull on a chain, wire rope, etc. Origin Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). Originally (i) from sensat- + -or, after ancient Greek αἰσθητικός aesthetic.
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