There are 12 total results for your 傳動 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
傳動 传动 see styles |
chuán dòng chuan2 dong4 ch`uan tung chuan tung |
drive (transmission in an engine) |
傳動器 传动器 see styles |
chuán dòng qì chuan2 dong4 qi4 ch`uan tung ch`i chuan tung chi |
drive (engine) |
傳動帶 传动带 see styles |
chuán dòng dài chuan2 dong4 dai4 ch`uan tung tai chuan tung tai |
transmission belt |
傳動比 传动比 see styles |
chuán dòng bǐ chuan2 dong4 bi3 ch`uan tung pi chuan tung pi |
transmission ratio; gear ratio |
傳動軸 传动轴 see styles |
chuán dòng zhóu chuan2 dong4 zhou2 ch`uan tung chou chuan tung chou |
drive shaft |
傳動機構 传动机构 see styles |
chuán dòng jī gòu chuan2 dong4 ji1 gou4 ch`uan tung chi kou chuan tung chi kou |
transmission mechanism |
傳動系統 传动系统 see styles |
chuán dòng xì tǒng chuan2 dong4 xi4 tong3 ch`uan tung hsi t`ung chuan tung hsi tung |
transmission system; power drive |
傳動裝置 传动装置 see styles |
chuán dòng zhuāng zhì chuan2 dong4 zhuang1 zhi4 ch`uan tung chuang chih chuan tung chuang chih |
(automobile) transmission |
液壓傳動 液压传动 see styles |
yè yā chuán dòng ye4 ya1 chuan2 dong4 yeh ya ch`uan tung yeh ya chuan tung |
hydraulic drive; hydraulic transmission |
皮帶傳動 皮带传动 see styles |
pí dài chuán dòng pi2 dai4 chuan2 dong4 p`i tai ch`uan tung pi tai chuan tung |
a leather drive belt |
變速傳動 变速传动 see styles |
biàn sù chuán dòng bian4 su4 chuan2 dong4 pien su ch`uan tung pien su chuan tung |
to change gear |
齒輪傳動 齿轮传动 see styles |
chǐ lún chuán dòng chi3 lun2 chuan2 dong4 ch`ih lun ch`uan tung chih lun chuan tung |
gear drive |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 12 results for "傳動" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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