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103 synchronizer [ring]
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104 synchronizer hub
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105 synchronizing key
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106 gearbox
gearbox[´giə¸bɔks] n тех. скоростна (предавателна) кутия; multiple-speed \gearbox многостъпална предавателна кутия; return \gearbox реверсираща предавателна кутия; synchromesh \gearbox синхронизирана предавателна кутия. -
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108 gearbox
Английский язык для студентов машиностроительных специальностей > gearbox
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все; полный; единый; целый; одно целое- all-electric - all-equipped vehicle - all-in-one-piece - all-in-one-piece cylinders - all-in-service station - all-mains - all-metal - all-metal body - all-purpose - all-purpose engine oil - all-purpose military vehicle - all-purpose tractor - all-purpose vehicle - all-round - all-round driving vision - all-round vision - all-rubber - all-service vehicle - all-silent body - all-silent gearbox - all-sponge cushion - all-sponge rubber upholstery - all-steel - all-steel body - all-surface transit - all-synchromesh gearbox - all-terrain vehicle - all-weather - all-weather body - all-weather cabriolet - all-weather decapotable cabriolet - all-weather equipment - all-weather head - all-weather road - all-weather service - all-weather stability - all-welded - all-wheel drive vehicle - all-year body - all-year-round protection -
110 synchro
(a) (synchromesh) synchroniseur□ m(b) (synchronized swimming) natation f synchronisée□
См. также в других словарях:
synchromesh — ► NOUN ▪ a system of gear changing in which the driving and driven gearwheels are made to revolve at the same speed during engagement. ORIGIN contraction of synchronized mesh … English terms dictionary
synchromesh — [siŋ′krə mesh΄, sin′krə mesh΄] adj. [ SYNCHRO + MESH] a device in a transmission system that automatically brings the gears to be meshed to about the same speed of rotation before a shift occurs … English World dictionary
synchromesh — A device in a manual transmission that allows two gears to mesh more smoothly. When a synchronizer gear matches the speed of the transmission main shaft to the speed of the gear being selected, they mesh smoothly and prevent grinding and clashing … Dictionary of automotive terms
synchromesh — adjective Date: 1928 designed for effecting synchronized shifting of gears • synchromesh noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
synchromesh transmission — A transmission using a device (synchromesh) that synchronizes the speeds of gears that are being shifted together. This prevents gear grinding. Some transmissions use a synchromesh on all shifts while others synchronize second and high gearshifts … Dictionary of automotive terms
synchromesh — /sing kreuh mesh /, Auto. adj. 1. noting or pertaining to a synchronized shifting mechanism. n. 2. a synchronized shifting mechanism. 3. any of the gears of such a mechanism. [1925 30; SYNCHRO + MESH] * * * … Universalium
synchromesh — 1. noun a) System of synchronized transmission found in modern gearboxes to make gear changing easier and smoother. b) (By analogy) A device which functions like a synchronized transmission. 2. adjective Having the quality or smoothly exchanging… … Wiktionary
synchromesh — Synonyms and related words: Hydromatic, automatic transmission, cogwheel, differential, differential gear, freewheel, gear, gear train, gearbox, gearing, gearshift, gearwheel, high, intermediate, low, neutral, overdrive, rack, reverse, standard… … Moby Thesaurus
synchromesh — syn|chro|mesh [ sıŋkrou,meʃ ] noun uncount TECHNICAL a system in a car designed to make SHIFTING GEARS smoother … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
synchromesh — syn·chro mesh || ‚sɪŋkrəʊ meʃmeʃ n. gear system that synchronizes the gears to make facilitate gear shifting (Machinery) … English contemporary dictionary
synchromesh — noun a system of gear changing in which the driving and driven gearwheels are made to revolve at the same speed during engagement. Origin 1920s: contr. of synchronized mesh … English new terms dictionary