pressurize
दबाव
definition
verb
the mixture was pressurized to 1,900 atmospheres
produce or maintain raised pressure artificially in (a gas or its container).
the protests were an attempt to pressurize the government into bringing an end to the violence
attempt to persuade or coerce (someone) into doing something.
example
I'm fairly certain that the Motorola product doesn't 'pressurize' the methanol and thus with no pressure, there's nothing to explode at all.
In one exemplary embodiment, an apparatus includes a pressurization cylinder, and a piston which is slidable within the cylinder to 'pressurize' a gas.
The more we 'pressurize' an ordinary child to perform like a highly talented one, the greater and faster will be his/her degeneration.
the protests were an attempt to 'pressurize' the government into bringing an end to the violence
don't let anyone 'pressurize' you into snap decisions
All they have to do is 'pressurize' the cabin and get your box to the right place.
This gives the family enough time to 'pressurize' the girl and influence the nature of the statement she gives.
If you had your choice of any 'pressurized' , six-passenger single-engine aircraft available today, which one would you choose and why?
Fuselages on virtually all modern airline transports and executive aircraft are 'pressurized' .
The skin expands and becomes smooth as the crew compartment is 'pressurised' when the aircraft gains altitude.
The bottles are 'pressurized' with CO2 so that when the beer is forced into the bottles under pressure it doesn't foam up too much.
Full disclosure postings are an effective means to 'pressurise' vendors into producing more secure software, he argues.
There are 37 passenger lifts, some of which cost more than US $2 million and have aerodynamic bodies, 'pressurisation' and emergency braking systems.
In handling, the 210 was more of a Cadillac to the Bonanza's Corvette, but the Centurion was to evolve through turbocharging and 'pressurization' over nearly a third of a century of production.
Her manager is forever 'pressurising' her into pushing banking products at customers and upbraiding her if she doesn't reach the expected quota.
Both the Fokker F27 and the Fokker 50 aircraft have 'pressurised' cabins allowing them to fly above weather conditions and providing a smoother flight.
Unfortunately, he neglected to run through the checklist and consequently the plane took off without 'pressurisation' .
The engineer was responsible for maintaining power settings, 'pressurization' and other subsystems, leaving the pilots free to concentrate on other aspects of flying the aircraft.
The R-36M used a gas-dynamic method for the first and second stages whereby special ports are opened through which the propellant tanks are 'pressurized' .
We find people are increasingly 'pressurised' in their jobs and we can remove the administrative heartache for many of them.
It uses a highly efficient, super-clean way of burning coal called 'pressurized' fluidized bed combustion.
Using our new worst-case scenario, we faced an 800-mile, two-engine transit, at 10,000 feet, and unable to maintain 'pressurization' .
This consists of an airtight bag, which is 'pressurised' by means of a manual pump.
Patients, their families and relatives will also be asked to 'pressurise' local politicians to force the Government to halt the cutbacks.
Fortunately, the woman's parents informed the hospital that their daughter's husband was an alcoholic and was 'pressurizing' her to sell her kidney.
It is vital that the clergy's attempts to 'pressurise' politicians are rebuffed.
The aircraft is 'pressurised' and air conditioned in the cockpit and cargo compartment.
Aircraft 'pressurization' is provided by two engine-driven compressors (EDCs): one on the No.2 engine and the other on the No.3 engine.
The waiters were 'pressurising' me to make a decision, so I took the easiest option and swapped the fillet steak for plain old chicken.
With this pattern of play we find most of the players concentrated in a small area of the pitch, all of one team harassing and 'pressurising' the man in possession.
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