Why is a pump called a pump? What nonsense is this?

2023-07-04View Original

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Why is a pump called a pump? What nonsense is this?

Reply #22023-07-04

The English word for pump is pump; “pumpu” is probably a direct transliteration from the English word

Reply #32023-07-04

The explanation for Chinese characters is simply: transliterated characters. Mechanisms for inhaling and expelling fluids. It can lift, transport, or compress fluids; it’s good enough that the process isn’t marked with any special symbols – what more is needed? Backrest wheel, bearing, flange, motor. Isn’t it the same everywhere?

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