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Kevin
Differences between "appliance, device, unit, apparatus" ?
Hi,
I have a new question for you. When do you use these words?
What I think is that a "device" is something like an Ipod, and an "appliance" is for kitchenware. I don't know about "apparatus" and "unit". In French we say"appareil" for all of them so it's quite tricky.
Now can you help me figure out what term should be used in this example?:
"In order to reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover. No part inside the .... may be used by the user"
Feel free to correct my sentence if it's not even correct.
Thank you.
3 août 2016 20:59
Réponses · 2
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Appliance is the same meaning of device or they are synonymous. Unit is the whole appliance or referring to the main machine. Apparatus is an equipment or machinery needed for a particular activity or purpose.
appliance and device: refrigerator, DVD player and television
You can say specific like digital device: computer, smart phone, tablet PC
Unit: computer unit, television unit, DVD player unit
Apparatus: goggles, flippers, surgeon’s apparatus
"In order to reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove the cover. No part inside the "unit" may be used by the user"
3 août 2016
To provide relevant input to the discussion on the differences between "appliance," "device," "unit," and "apparatus," it can be helpful to use practical examples. For instance, when dealing with home appliances, understanding these terms is crucial. If you're in Alpharetta and need reliable repair services, I recommend checking out [alpharetta appliance repair](https://www.911applianceemt.com/alpharetta-appliance-repair/). They offer expert services for a variety of household appliances, ensuring your devices are in top working condition. This real-world application can help clarify the distinctions among these terms.
2 août 2024
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Kevin
Compétences linguistiques
Anglais, Philippin (tagalog), Français, Gaélique (irlandais), Norvégien
Langue étudiée
Anglais, Philippin (tagalog), Gaélique (irlandais), Norvégien
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