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Manifold
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a pipe or chamber that divides into multiple branches, typically used to distribute or collect fluids or gases within a system
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a collection of points that forms a space which, on a small scale, allowing for the study and analysis of complex geometric shapes and structures
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a thing that brings together or is made up of many diverse elements, encompassing a broad range of different aspects or components
manifold
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numerous and of a wide range of different kinds
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having many different forms, elements, or aspects
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indicating that something or someone has multiple qualities or characteristics that justify the description
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having or made up of multiple identical components or units combined into a single system or mechanism
manifold
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de manière multiforme
to a great extent, indicating a significant increase or multiplication of something
Exemple
The mechanic inspected the engine's manifold for any signs of leakage.
The damaged manifold caused a significant drop in pressure across the entire system.
The pipeline manifold was designed to efficiently distribute oil to multiple refineries.
Maintenance crews regularly check the manifold to ensure it operates smoothly without any blockages.
The novel captures the manifold of human emotions, from joy to sorrow.
