a|cou|me|ter

a|cou|me|ter
a|cou|me|ter «uh KOO muh tuhr, -KOW-», noun.
an instrument for measuring keenness of hearing.
[< Greek akoúein hear + English -meter]

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  • coulometer — cou•lom•e•ter [[t]kuˈlɒm ɪ tər, kə [/t]] also cou•lomb•me•ter [[t]ˈku lɒmˌmi tər, loʊm [/t]] n. elm voltameter • Etymology: 1900–05; coulo (mb) + meter …   From formal English to slang

  • Coulombmeter — Cou|lomb|me|ter [ku lõ...], auch …   Das große Fremdwörterbuch

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