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water pressure
The force exerted by water, whether in plumbing systems, natural bodies of water, or industrial applications.
A compound of 水 (water) and 圧 (pressure). This word is used both in everyday contexts (shower pressure, faucets) and in scientific or engineering contexts (hydraulic pressure, deep-sea pressure).
Usage
- Described with 高い/低い (high/low) or 強い/弱い (strong/weak)
- Common topic in housing and plumbing discussions
- Also a key concept in physics and marine science
Common collocations
- 水圧が高い: water pressure is high
- 水圧が低い: water pressure is low
- 水圧を上げる: to increase water pressure
- 水圧検査: water pressure test
- 水圧で動く: to operate by water pressure