vacuum
The meaning (definition) of the word vacuum
a machine that sucks dirt off the floor.
The word vacuum used in a sentence
“Dad uses the vacuum to clean the messy carpet.”
Words that mean the same as vacuum (synonyms)
cleaner
The plural of the word vacuum
vacuums
How the word vacuum is said around the world
| French | vide |
| Spanish | vacío |
| Mandarin | 真空 |
| Hindi | वैक्यूम |
| Arabic | مكنسة |
| Russian | вакуум |
| Portuguese (EU) | vácuo |
| Portuguese (BR) | vácuo |
| Japanese | 真空 |
| German | Vakuum |
| Urdu | خلا |
| Punjabi | ਵੈਕਿਊਮ |
| Korean | 진공 |
| Hebrew | לִשְׁאוֹב |
| Greek | κενό |
| Dutch | vacuüm |
| Filipino | vacuum |
| Vietnamese | chân không |
| Turkish | vakum |
| Persian | خلاء |
| Polish | próżnia |
| Ukrainian | вакуум |
| Bengali | ভ্যাকুয়াম |
| Swedish | vakuum |
| Italian | vuoto |
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