LookItUpammonia
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /əˈmoʊniə/ · UK /əˈməʊniə/
ammonia means: A strong-smelling chemical found in some cleaners and body waste, which can be harmful.
noun
A strong-smelling chemical found in some cleaners and body waste, which can be harmful.
- The room smelled of ammonia.
- High ammonia levels can harm fish.
- Some cleaning products contain ammonia.
A strong-smelling liquid made by mixing a chemical gas with water, used for cleaning.
- The cleaner used diluted ammonia.
- She bought a bottle of household ammonia.
- Never mix ammonia with bleach.
Questions about ammonia
What does ammonia mean?
A strong-smelling chemical found in some cleaners and body waste, which can be harmful.
What is ammonia in other languages?
Türkçe: amonyak · Español: amoníaco · Français: ammoniac · Deutsch: Ammoniak · Italiano: ammoniaca · 日本語: アンモニア
How do you pronounce ammonia?
In American English /əˈmoʊniə/; in British English /əˈməʊniə/.
How do you use ammonia in a sentence?
The room smelled of ammonia. High ammonia levels can harm fish.
Learn ammonia while you read
LookItUp shows the meaning that fits your sentence, in your language, and turns new words into quick practice cards.
Coming soon on the App Store LookItUp app for iPhone and iPad