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ignition [ɪg'nɪʃən]∎ to turn on/off the ignition mettre/couper le contact;∎ the key was still in the ignition la clé était encore sur le contact►► Cars ignition coil bobine f d'allumage;Cars ignition cycle cycle m d'allumage;Cars ignition key clef f de contact;Cars ignition lock antivol-contact m;Cars ignition switch contact m;Cars ignition system circuit m d'allumage -
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coil [kɔɪl]1 noun(c) Electricity bobine f(d) (contraceptive device) stérilet m∎ the snake coiled itself up le serpent s'est lové ou enroulé(b) Electricity bobiner(a) (river, smoke, procession) onduler, serpenter∎ the python coiled around its prey le python s'est enroulé autour de sa proie►► Cars coil ignition system circuit m d'allumage par bobine;Technology coil spring ressort m hélicoïdal(rope, hose) enrouler -
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spark [spɑ:k](a) (produce sparks → gen) jeter des étincelles3 noun(a) (from flame, electricity) étincelle f;∎ figurative whenever they meet the sparks fly chaque fois qu'ils se rencontrent, ça fait des étincelles;∎ they strike sparks off each other ils se stimulent mutuellement∎ she hasn't a spark of common sense elle n'a pas le moindre bon sens;∎ his eyes retained a spark of life il restait une lueur de vie dans ses yeuxBritish familiar (electrician) électricien-(enne)□ mf; familiar old-fashioned Nautical & Aviation (radio operator) radio□ m►► Physics spark chamber chambre f à étincelles;Electricity spark coil bobine f d'allumage;Cars spark gap écartement m des électrodes;Cars spark plug bougie f;spark plug spanner clé f à bougie(trigger → interest, argument) susciter, provoquer;∎ the incident was the catalyst that sparked the revolution c'est l'incident qui a déclenché la révolution;∎ the news sparked off an intense debate la nouvelle déclencha un débat animé
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ignition coil — A pulse transformer which is a part of the ignition system. It receives a small amount of electrical voltage from the battery and steps up the low primary voltage and amplifies it into a big jolt of voltage of about 20,000 volts, and sends it to… … Dictionary of automotive terms
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ignition coil — (in an automotive ignition system) a transformer consisting of two wire windings or coils in which low voltage direct current is fed through the primary winding to generate high voltage spark pulses in the secondary winding. Also called coil.… … Universalium
ignition coil — /ɪgˈnɪʃən kɔɪl/ (say ig nishuhn koyl) noun an induction coil used in an internal combustion engine for converting the battery voltage to the high tension required by the sparking plugs …
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multi-spark ignition coil — A type of ignition coil used in static high voltage distribution, designed as a double spark or four spark coil … Dictionary of automotive terms
four-spark ignition coil — An ignition coil with two primary windings and one secondary winding … Dictionary of automotive terms
multiple-spark ignition coil — See multi spark ignition coil … Dictionary of automotive terms
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