locomotive

• Relativo al movimiento o con capacidad de moverse de un lugar a otro; también se usa como sustantivo para referirse a una máquina autopropulsada que arrastra vagones sobre rieles.

Relating to or having the power of moving from one place to another; also used as a noun for a powered rail vehicle.

1. Relating to movementB2formal

   Pertaining to the ability to move from one place to another.

   relativo al movimiento

   • The locomotive system of the animal allows it to travel long distances.
   • Locomotive functions are essential for survival in the wild.
   • The study focused on the locomotive abilities of different species.

   Sinónimosambulatorymobilemotilemoving

   Antónimosfixedimmobilemotionlessstaticstationary

• Vehículo autopropulsado sobre ruedas que se utiliza para arrastrar o empujar vagones a lo largo de las vías del ferrocarril.

A self-propelled, wheeled engine used to pull or push trains along railway tracks.

1. Railway engineB1formal

   A self-propelled, wheeled vehicle that provides the power to pull or push a train along railroad tracks.

   Locomotora

   • The old steam locomotive pulled the historic train through the countryside.
   • Modern electric locomotives are more efficient than their diesel counterparts.
   • The locomotive's powerful engine allowed it to haul heavy freight cars up the steep grade.

   Sinónimosenginelocomotive engine