n.凝结（冷凝）器；电容器；聚光器

The condenser in the car's air conditioning system helps to cool down the hot gas from the compressor.
汽车空调系统中的冷凝器有助于冷却来自压缩机的热气体。
The capacitor, often misspelled as 'condensator', stores electrical energy in an electric field.
电容器（常被错拼为“condensator”）在电场中储存电能。
In a power plant, steam condensers are used to convert the exhaust steam back into water for reuse.
在发电厂中，蒸汽冷凝器被用来将排放的蒸汽重新转化为水以供再使用。
The condenser microphone is highly sensitive and commonly used in studio recordings.
冷凝器麦克风非常灵敏，常用于录音棚录音。
The old radio had a faulty condenser that needed replacing to restore its functionality.
那台旧收音机有一个故障的电容器，需要更换以恢复其功能。
The condensers on the roof of buildings collect rainwater for irrigation purposes.
建筑物屋顶上的冷凝器收集雨水用于灌溉。
A simple capacitor can be made by placing two conductive plates close together, separated by a dielectric.
通过将两个导电板靠近并用绝缘体隔开，可以制作一个简单的电容器。
The condenser unit outside the house is an essential part of the central air conditioning system.
房子外面的冷凝机组是中央空调系统的重要组成部分。
In chemistry labs, condensers are used to cool and condense vaporized liquids during distillation processes.
在化学实验室中，冷凝器在蒸馏过程中用于冷却和冷凝蒸发的液体。
The invention of the Leyden jar, an early form of a condenser, revolutionized the study of electricity.
莱顿瓶的发明，作为早期电容器的形式，彻底改变了电学的研究。