Definition of gearbox in English:

gearbox

nounˈɡɪəbɒksˈɡɪrˌbɑks

A set of gears with its casing, especially in a motor vehicle; the transmission.
a four-speed gearbox
Example sentencesExamples
- The gearbox has a squidgy consistency that makes gear shifts feel like stirring congealed rice pudding.
- The slick gearbox and torquey engine make low speed driving a breeze too.
- The engine plant also produces the gearbox and highly complicated gearing components.
- His proposals include fitting cars with smaller engines and banning power steering and automatic gearboxes.
- Automobile majors are increasingly using India as a sourcing base for critical components such as engines, transmissions and gearboxes.
- Head gaskets, clutch cables, gearboxes and stuck handbrakes feature most commonly on the tired and dying list.
- Effectively it's two manual gearboxes put together, one providing ‘odd’ gears and the other providing ‘even’ gears.
- This engine is offered with a choice of five-speed manual or four-speed automatic gearboxes.
- Gears and gearboxes are significantly different on road-course cars.
- Discrete buttons mounted behind the wheel give you fingertip control over the gearbox.
- The UK however will get a five-speed manual gearbox for the lower horsepower model.
- Just put the six speed manual gearbox in sixth gear, and it becomes almost a relaxing grand tourer.
- The final option for powering boats is the simple single or twin-engined installation of standard petrol or diesel engines with gearboxes and shafts.
- Effectively the gearbox engages the next highest gear but does not activate it until the optimum point has been reached.
- So does the double-clutch gearbox, which moves straight from one gear to the next with no pause and no snatch.
- I prefer manual gearboxes, and this five-speeder is well matched to the 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine's characteristics.
- The manual gearbox has a tendency to be notchy and the auto gearbox doesn't change particularly smoothly.
- We checked the massive engine room and filmed the now rusty gears on the open gearbox.
- They will say for certain that the new gearbox has exactly six forward gears, which is one more than on previous models.
- These are available with either five or six-speed manual gearboxes with an optional six-speed tiptronic automatic transmission.

Definition of gearbox in US English:

gearbox

nounˈɡirˌbäksˈɡɪrˌbɑks

A set of gears with its casing, especially in a motor vehicle; the transmission.
a four-speed gearbox
Example sentencesExamples
- So does the double-clutch gearbox, which moves straight from one gear to the next with no pause and no snatch.
- The slick gearbox and torquey engine make low speed driving a breeze too.
- The final option for powering boats is the simple single or twin-engined installation of standard petrol or diesel engines with gearboxes and shafts.
- Head gaskets, clutch cables, gearboxes and stuck handbrakes feature most commonly on the tired and dying list.
- They will say for certain that the new gearbox has exactly six forward gears, which is one more than on previous models.
- Automobile majors are increasingly using India as a sourcing base for critical components such as engines, transmissions and gearboxes.
- His proposals include fitting cars with smaller engines and banning power steering and automatic gearboxes.
- The UK however will get a five-speed manual gearbox for the lower horsepower model.
- The gearbox has a squidgy consistency that makes gear shifts feel like stirring congealed rice pudding.
- The engine plant also produces the gearbox and highly complicated gearing components.
- Just put the six speed manual gearbox in sixth gear, and it becomes almost a relaxing grand tourer.
- I prefer manual gearboxes, and this five-speeder is well matched to the 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine's characteristics.
- We checked the massive engine room and filmed the now rusty gears on the open gearbox.
- The manual gearbox has a tendency to be notchy and the auto gearbox doesn't change particularly smoothly.
- These are available with either five or six-speed manual gearboxes with an optional six-speed tiptronic automatic transmission.
- Gears and gearboxes are significantly different on road-course cars.
- Effectively the gearbox engages the next highest gear but does not activate it until the optimum point has been reached.
- Effectively it's two manual gearboxes put together, one providing ‘odd’ gears and the other providing ‘even’ gears.
- This engine is offered with a choice of five-speed manual or four-speed automatic gearboxes.
- Discrete buttons mounted behind the wheel give you fingertip control over the gearbox.

单词	gearbox
释义	Definition of gearbox in English: gearbox nounˈɡɪəbɒksˈɡɪrˌbɑks A set of gears with its casing, especially in a motor vehicle; the transmission. a four-speed gearbox Example sentencesExamples The gearbox has a squidgy consistency that makes gear shifts feel like stirring congealed rice pudding. The slick gearbox and torquey engine make low speed driving a breeze too. The engine plant also produces the gearbox and highly complicated gearing components. His proposals include fitting cars with smaller engines and banning power steering and automatic gearboxes. Automobile majors are increasingly using India as a sourcing base for critical components such as engines, transmissions and gearboxes. Head gaskets, clutch cables, gearboxes and stuck handbrakes feature most commonly on the tired and dying list. Effectively it's two manual gearboxes put together, one providing ‘odd’ gears and the other providing ‘even’ gears. This engine is offered with a choice of five-speed manual or four-speed automatic gearboxes. Gears and gearboxes are significantly different on road-course cars. Discrete buttons mounted behind the wheel give you fingertip control over the gearbox. The UK however will get a five-speed manual gearbox for the lower horsepower model. Just put the six speed manual gearbox in sixth gear, and it becomes almost a relaxing grand tourer. The final option for powering boats is the simple single or twin-engined installation of standard petrol or diesel engines with gearboxes and shafts. Effectively the gearbox engages the next highest gear but does not activate it until the optimum point has been reached. So does the double-clutch gearbox, which moves straight from one gear to the next with no pause and no snatch. I prefer manual gearboxes, and this five-speeder is well matched to the 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine's characteristics. The manual gearbox has a tendency to be notchy and the auto gearbox doesn't change particularly smoothly. We checked the massive engine room and filmed the now rusty gears on the open gearbox. They will say for certain that the new gearbox has exactly six forward gears, which is one more than on previous models. These are available with either five or six-speed manual gearboxes with an optional six-speed tiptronic automatic transmission. Definition of gearbox in US English: gearbox nounˈɡirˌbäksˈɡɪrˌbɑks A set of gears with its casing, especially in a motor vehicle; the transmission. a four-speed gearbox Example sentencesExamples So does the double-clutch gearbox, which moves straight from one gear to the next with no pause and no snatch. The slick gearbox and torquey engine make low speed driving a breeze too. The final option for powering boats is the simple single or twin-engined installation of standard petrol or diesel engines with gearboxes and shafts. Head gaskets, clutch cables, gearboxes and stuck handbrakes feature most commonly on the tired and dying list. They will say for certain that the new gearbox has exactly six forward gears, which is one more than on previous models. Automobile majors are increasingly using India as a sourcing base for critical components such as engines, transmissions and gearboxes. His proposals include fitting cars with smaller engines and banning power steering and automatic gearboxes. The UK however will get a five-speed manual gearbox for the lower horsepower model. The gearbox has a squidgy consistency that makes gear shifts feel like stirring congealed rice pudding. The engine plant also produces the gearbox and highly complicated gearing components. Just put the six speed manual gearbox in sixth gear, and it becomes almost a relaxing grand tourer. I prefer manual gearboxes, and this five-speeder is well matched to the 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine's characteristics. We checked the massive engine room and filmed the now rusty gears on the open gearbox. The manual gearbox has a tendency to be notchy and the auto gearbox doesn't change particularly smoothly. These are available with either five or six-speed manual gearboxes with an optional six-speed tiptronic automatic transmission. Gears and gearboxes are significantly different on road-course cars. Effectively the gearbox engages the next highest gear but does not activate it until the optimum point has been reached. Effectively it's two manual gearboxes put together, one providing ‘odd’ gears and the other providing ‘even’ gears. This engine is offered with a choice of five-speed manual or four-speed automatic gearboxes. Discrete buttons mounted behind the wheel give you fingertip control over the gearbox.
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