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21front-wheel drive — /frʌnt wil ˈdraɪv/ (say frunt weel druyv) noun 1. a vehicle propulsion method in which the engine power is transmitted to the front wheels (opposed to rear wheel drive and four wheel drive). 2. a vehicle with such a propulsion system. Also, front …
22rear-wheel drive — /rɪə wil ˈdraɪv/ (say rear weel druyv) noun 1. a vehicle propulsion method in which the engine power is transmitted to the rear wheels (opposed to front wheel drive and four wheel drive). 2. a vehicle with such a propulsion system. Also, rear… …
23All Wheel Drive — Transmission intégrale Pour les articles homonymes, voir 4×4 et AWD. La Lamborghini Murciélago est un d …
24front-wheel drive — noun Engine layout in motor vehicles where only the front wheels are driven. Ant: rear wheel drive See Also: four wheel drive …
25four-wheel drive — four wheel drives N COUNT A four wheel drive is a vehicle in which all four wheels receive power from the engine to help with steering. This makes the vehicle easier to drive on rough roads or surfaces such as sand or snow …
26four-wheel drive — four wheel drive, adj. Auto. 1. a drive system in which engine power is transmitted to all four wheels for improved traction. 2. a vehicle having such a system. Abbr.: 4WD [1925 30] * * * …
27four-wheel drive — n [U and C] a system in a vehicle which gives the power of the engine to all four wheels to make it easier to drive, or a vehicle that has this type of system …
28front-wheel drive — front′ wheel drive′ n. aum an automotive drive system in which engine power is transmitted through the front wheels only • Etymology: 1925–30 …
29worm-wheel drive — sliekinė pavara statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. worm drive; worm wheel drive vok. Schneckenantrieb, m; Schneckengetriebe, n; Schneckenradgetriebe, n rus. червячная передача, f pranc. engrenage à vis sans fin, m …
30two-wheel drive — (2WD) A vehicle s drive system in which two of the four wheels (either front or rear) are driven. Compare four wheel drive …
