Pump
Okay, kiddo! So a pump is a machine that helps move liquid or gas from one place to another. Think of it like a straw that helps you suck up water from a cup. But instead of your mouth, a pump uses a motor or engine to move the liquid or gas.
There are lots of different kinds of pumps. Some have giant, spinning blades that push water or air along, while others squeeze and release liquids with special tubes. But they all have the same job - to push things from one place to another.
In our everyday lives, we use pumps all the time without even thinking about it! Gasoline pumps at the gas station help fill up our cars, well pumps give us water for our homes, and air pumps keep our bike tires inflated. Pretty cool, huh?
There are lots of different kinds of pumps. Some have giant, spinning blades that push water or air along, while others squeeze and release liquids with special tubes. But they all have the same job - to push things from one place to another.
In our everyday lives, we use pumps all the time without even thinking about it! Gasoline pumps at the gas station help fill up our cars, well pumps give us water for our homes, and air pumps keep our bike tires inflated. Pretty cool, huh?