condenser
US /kənˈden.sɚ/
UK /kənˈden.sɚ/

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an optical lens or system of lenses used to concentrate light, as in a microscope or projector.
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The microscope's condenser focuses light onto the specimen.
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Adjust the condenser for optimal illumination.
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an electrical component that stores energy in an electric field, also known as a capacitor.
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The circuit board has several small condensers.
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A faulty condenser can cause an electronic device to malfunction.