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How do I translate \"draw air\" and \"pressurize\"?

2010-04-28View Original

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How do I translate “find time” and “boost pressure”?
Reply #22010-04-28
“Is “take time out” the same as “vacuum”?
Reply #32010-04-28
““ Boost should be pressure boost
Reply #42010-04-28
Pressurize – to increase pressure; Pull the vacuum/generate vacuum/create vacuum… What about just Depressurize – to decrease pressure?

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