Vocab Bloom Hub

engine

/ˈen.dʒɪn/

Tradução: Máquina destinada a converter energia em força mecânica ou movimento, geralmente usada para acionar veículos, mecanismos ou equipamentos. Também se refere ao motor de um veículo ou ao conjunto que gera potência.

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noun

/ˈen.dʒɪn/A2formaltechnical
  • ptMáquina destinada a converter energia em força mecânica ou movimento, geralmente usada para acionar veículos, mecanismos ou equipamentos. Também se refere ao motor de um veículo ou ao conjunto que gera potência.

A machine designed to convert energy into mechanical force or motion, typically used to power vehicles, machinery, or equipment.

  1. Machine that produces powerA2formal

    A machine that converts energy into mechanical force or motion, typically used to power vehicles or machinery.

    ptMotor

    • The car's engine started with a loud roar.
    • The mechanic repaired the engine of the truck.
    • This engine runs on diesel fuel.

    Sinônimosmachinemotorpower unitprime mover

  2. Search engineA2informalIT

    A software system designed to search for information on the internet.

    ptMecanismo de busca

    • Google is the most popular search engine in the world.
    • I used a search engine to find the recipe.
    • The engine returned thousands of results for my query.
  3. LocomotiveB1formalbritish

    A railway vehicle that pulls or pushes a train.

    ptLocomotiva

    • The steam engine pulled the train across the countryside.
    • The diesel engine was replaced with an electric one.
    • The engine driver waved as the train passed.

    Sinônimoslocomotivelocomotive engine

Formas
  • engines plural form
  • engines' possessive plural form
  • engine's possessive singular form
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