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air pressure

[air presh-er]

noun

  1. the force exerted by air, whether compressed or unconfined, on any surface in contact with it.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of air pressure1

First recorded in 1870–75
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Mr Hobbs said the couple were less than 10 minutes into their walk when they heard an "almighty bang – the kind where the air pressure around your head goes".

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How nearly every time we see each other, he reminds me to check the oil and the air pressure in my tires.

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"It's probably the only festival that's dependent on air pressure, which dictates how far the tide goes out and how long we can stay on the sandbar," he said.

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As air pressure in the chamber decreased, the air inside the teacakes expanded until the chocolate cracked and the mallow filling puffed out.

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And in the Pacific north-west , communities are still recovering after last week's bomb cyclone, an intense weather event that takes place when air pressure quickly drops off the coast.

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