volt

英 [vəʊlt]

美 [voʊlt]

n. 伏，伏特(电压单位)

复数：volts　

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牛津词典

noun

伏，伏特（电压单位）
a unit for measuring the force of an electric current
1. a high-security fence with 5 000 volts passing through it
  有5 000伏电流通过的森严铁丝网

noun

a unit of potential equal to the potential difference between two points on a conductor carrying a current of 1 ampere when the power dissipated between the two points is 1 watt
Synonym:V

The earth's surface, upon which we stand, is the zero volt end of that battery.
在地球的表面，就在我们站立的地方，是这个巨大电池的零电位。
The aqueous variety offers low internal resistance but limits the voltage to one volt.
水溶液品种提供内阻低，但限制一伏的电压。
Operates on two9 Volt batteries.
运行在两个9伏电池。
The Detroit carmaker aims to launch the Volt by 2010.
这家底特律汽车制造商计划在2010年前将Volt投放市场。
Where the volt is too large a unit, we use the millivolt or microvolt.
如果伏特作单位太大，我们可用毫伏或微伏。
I want to buy a220 volt transformer.
我要买个二百伏特的变压器。
We converted from 220 to 110 Volt.
我们从220伏特转换成110伏特。
The volt, in contrast, wants to almost entirely do away with gasoline.
相反，volt则希望完全摆脱汽油。
If I multiply these two, what is the coulomb times a volt?
如果我把这两个乘起来，库仑乘以伏特是多少？
GM, meanwhile, uses about 3.2kg of rare earth magnets in every Chevy Volt, its electric car.
与此同时，通用汽车每生产一辆电动雪佛兰沃特汽车（chevyvolt），需要使用约3.2千克的稀土磁铁。