Pascal (en. Pascal)
/paskal/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Unit of pressure measurement equivalent to one newton per square meter.
Atmospheric pressure is about 101325 pascals.
La pression atmosphérique est d'environ 101325 pascals.
Name of an important figure in history, such as Blaise Pascal.
Blaise Pascal is known for his contributions to science and mathematics.
Blaise Pascal est connu pour ses contributions à la science et aux mathématiques.
Etymology
The term 'pascal' comes from the name of Blaise Pascal, in honor of his work in physics and mathematics.
Common Phrases and Expressions
pressure pascal
Used to describe pressure measured in pascal.
pascal de pression
pascal for fluids
Refers to the application of pascal in fluid dynamics.
pascal pour les fluides
Related Words
pressure
Force exerted per unit area.
pression
atmosphere
Unit of pressure equivalent to 101325 pascals.
atmosphère
Slang Meanings
Unit of pressure used in everyday language.
He said that the water pressure was at 50 pascals.
Il a dit que la pression de l'eau était à 50 pascals.