drivetrain
drivetrain
Definition
drive·train (drīv′trān′)
noun
the system that transmits an engine's turning power to the wheels, propeller, etc.
drivetrain
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- design: It also boasts real driving sensations with a driving position featuring the latest technologies, and a specially designed high-performance diesel hybrid drivetrain.
Adjective modifier
- hybrid: The diesel hybrid drivetrain comprises a pack of high voltage batteries to supply the electric motors.
- electric: Before then, its aims to boost the performance and reduce the weight and size of the electric drivetrain further.
- diesel: The diesel hybrid drivetrain comprises a pack of high voltage batteries to supply the electric motors.
- triple: Last year, it launched the incredibly successful Record triple 10x3 drivetrain.
- rear: The rear wheel drive drivetrain would outlive the more advanced arrangement found in the more luxurious 1500.
- new: This new drivetrain creates a shorter front overhang and a more rearward center of gravity giving the Bengal better handling on curves.
Modifies a noun
- component: His primary initiative is improvement of drivetrain components for reliability, quality and cost reduction.
- shaft: During the recall, Ford will replace fractured or damaged drivetrain shafts.
Noun used with modifier
- wheel: The rear wheel drive drivetrain would outlive the more advanced arrangement found in the more luxurious 1500.
Browse dictionary entries near drivetrain
- Driver or Device Driver
- driver ant
- driver
- -driven
- driven
- driveline
- drivel
- drive time
- drive-through
- drive shaft
- driveway
- driving
- driving wheel
- driving while intoxicated
- drizzle
- Drogheda
- drogue
- droid
- droit
- droit du seigneur
