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de-icer

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de-icer [diːˈaɪsə]
n
1. (Engineering / Aeronautics) a mechanical or thermal device designed to melt or stop the formation of ice on an aircraft, usually fitted to the aerofoil surfaces Compare anti-icer
2. (Chemistry) a chemical or other substance used for this purpose, esp an aerosol that can be sprayed on car windscreens to remove ice or frost
Translations
de-icer [ˈdiːˈaɪsəʳ] N (Aer) → descongelador m (Aut) → descongelante m

de-icer
nEnteiser m; (= spray for cars)Defroster m

de-icer [ˈdiːˈaɪsəʳ] n (thermal) → sbrinatore m; (chemical) → scongelante m
de-icer [ˈdiːˈaɪsəʳ] n (thermal) → sbrinatore m; (chemical) → scongelante m

de-icer ماكينة إزالة الثلوج odmrazovač afiser Enteiser αποπαγωτικό descongelador jäänsulatin dégivreur odmrzivač sbrinatore 除氷装置 방빙제 ontdooimiddel frostvæske odladzacz degelador, removedor de gelo антиобледенитель antifrys ขจัดน้ำแข็ง buz çözücü thiết bị phòng băng 去冰器


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With the airport having run out of de-icer, the Lakers had to fly a plane in from Dallas in the hopes of leaving afterward for tonight's game against the Mavericks.
The equipment also includes backpacks with spray solutions and a GL 1800, or modified commercial de-icer, which is used for dispensing foam-based solutions on vehicles and contaminated equipment.
De-icers from Kasco or Ice Eaters from Powerhouse, which are submersible electric motors that circulate water, help prevent your boat from freezing solid in its slip.
 
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