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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries双発
Pronunciation / Transliteration: sōhatsu
"この双発機は非常に安定しています。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Referring to a vehicle or device that is powered by two motors.
"The bimotor aircraft was able to carry more passengers than its single-engine counterpart." - 2
Describing a system or mechanism that utilizes two motors for operation.
"The bimotor system in the robot allowed for greater flexibility and speed."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'bimotor' is derived from the prefix 'bi-', meaning 'two', and 'motor', which comes from the Latin 'motor', meaning 'mover' or 'one that moves'. It has been used in English since the early 20th century to describe vehicles or devices powered by two motors.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Bimotor" is said worldwide
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bimoteur
Transliteration: bi-mo-teur
"L'avion bimoteur a décollé sans problème."
zwei-Motor
Transliteration: tsvai-Motor
"Das bimotorige Flugzeug ist sehr leistungsfähig."
bimotore
Transliteration: bi-mo-tore
"L'aereo bimotore ha una maggiore capacità di carico."
bimotor
Transliteration: bi-mo-tor
"El avión bimotor es ideal para vuelos regionales."
bimotor
Transliteration: bi-mo-tor
"O avião bimotor é mais estável em voos longos."
दो-मोटर
Transliteration: do-motor
"दो-मोटर विमान ने उड़ान भरी।"
双发动机
Transliteration: shuāng fādòngjī
"这架双发动机飞机非常安全。"
이중 모터
Transliteration: ijung moteo
"이 이중 모터 비행기는 더 많은 화물을 운반할 수 있습니다."
双発
Transliteration: sōhatsu
"この双発機は非常に安定しています。"
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