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air pump

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air pump
a device for pumping air in or out of something

air pump [′er ‚pəmp]
(mechanical engineering)
A device for removing air from an enclosed space or for adding air to an enclosed space.

Air Pump [′er ‚pəmp]
(astronomy)

air pump
A pump used to exhaust or to compress air, or force it through another apparatus. Also see air compressor.


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