Orifice
21orifice — [1] Opening through which gases flow. It is usually the final opening, or any opening controlled by a valve. [2] Accurate size opening for controlling fluid flow. See atomization orifice lateral atomization orifice …
22orifice — multiple orifice …
23orifice — A mouth, aperture, opening, perforation, passage, or hole. The size of an orifice normally is fixed …
24orifice n — Dentists don t like a hard day at the orifice …
25orifice — noun (C) 1 technical or humorous one of the holes in your body, such as your mouth, nose etc: the dental orifice 2 formal a hole or entrance …
26orifice — noun the orifice must be kept free from debris Syn: opening, hole, aperture, slot, slit, cleft …
27orifice — tūta statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. jet; nipple; nozzle; orifice vok. Ausmündung, f; Düse, f; Mundstück, n rus. сопло, n pranc. ajutage, m; buse, f; tuyère, f …
28orifice — anga statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. hole; opening vok. Öffnung, f rus. отверстие, n pranc. orifice, m; ouverture, f; trou, m …
29Orifice of ureter — Urinary bladder The interior of bladder …
30Orifice aortique — ● Orifice aortique orifice de communication du ventricule gauche du cœur avec l aorte …