conveyor

[kənˈveɪər]

conveyor Definition

  • 1a mechanical device used for moving materials from one place to another
  • 2a person or thing that carries or communicates something

Using conveyor: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "conveyor" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The factory uses a conveyor belt to move products from one station to another.

  • Example

    The airport has a baggage conveyor system that moves luggage from the check-in counter to the airplane.

  • Example

    The internet is a conveyor of information, allowing people to share ideas and communicate across the world.

conveyor Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with conveyor

  • a continuous moving belt that transports materials or goods from one place to another

    Example

    The sushi restaurant uses a conveyor belt to deliver food to customers.

  • a person or organization that reports or communicates news to the public

    Example

    The newspaper is a conveyor of news, keeping people informed about current events.

  • a person or medium that spreads or promotes new or innovative ideas

    Example

    The TED Talks are a conveyor of ideas, sharing inspiring and thought-provoking concepts with a global audience.

Origins of conveyor

from Latin 'con-' meaning 'together' and 'vehere' meaning 'to carry'

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Summary: conveyor in Brief

A 'conveyor' [kənˈveɪər] is a mechanical device or person that moves materials or information from one place to another. Examples include conveyor belts in factories and baggage systems in airports. The term extends into phrases like 'conveyor belt,' which refers to a continuous moving belt that transports materials, and 'conveyor of news,' which denotes a person or organization that reports or communicates news to the public.

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