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['vækjuëm] n.,v. -n 1. fiz. vakuum; zbrazëti (edhe fig.). 2. rënie presioni. 3. fig. boshllëk (shpirtëror). 4. fshesë elektrike, fshesë me korent /-vt. fshij me fshesë korenti (pl. vacua, vacuums)● vacuum cleaner ['vækjuëm 'kli:në] n. fshesë me korent, fshesë elektrike● vacuum extraction ['vækjuëm eks'trækshën] n. mjek. 1. abort me aspirator. 2. lindje me aparat/me ventuzë● vacuum flask ['vækjuëm fla:sk] n. Br. termos● vacuum-packed ['vækjuëm pækt] adj. e mbyllur në vakuum (shishe etj)
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