inlet
Pronunciación: [ˈɪn.lɛt]
Palabra
Contexto: «geography»
(noun) an inlet is a small area of water surrounded by land. It is like a little arm of the ocean or a lake that reaches into the land. Think of it as a water path that goes into the shore.
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The boat sailed gently into the calm inlet, where the water was clear and warm.
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There were no inlets in the rugged coastline; the waves crashed directly against the cliffs.
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Can you show me where the inlet is on the map?
Contexto: «engineering»
(noun) an inlet can also refer to a part of a machine or system where air, gas, or fluid enters. It's like the opening that allows something to come inside.
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The engineer checked the inlet of the air conditioning unit to ensure it was working properly.
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If the inlet is blocked, the machine won't run efficiently.
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Where is the inlet on this pump?
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