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conditioner

[kuhn-dish-uh-ner] / kənˈdɪʃ ə nər /




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The cabinet has set a target of cutting electricity consumption by 25 percent, ordering street lamps switched off and asking civil servants to use table fans instead of power-hungry air conditioners.

From Barron's

Like Joseph, who let me borrow his portable air conditioner — and even installed it — when a heat wave hit Los Angeles.

From Los Angeles Times

Other fuel-saving measures, such as setting air conditioner temperatures in public offices at a higher than usual 26°C, were announced by Thailand's energy minister on Tuesday.

From BBC

A lot of gas was burned in 2021, before Russia invaded Ukraine, to power air conditioners through one of the hottest summers on record, draining U.S. stockpiles and leaving prices vulnerable to a spike.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Building a new flash charging station is as easy as installing an air conditioner at your home,” Wang said.

From The Wall Street Journal