Definition of geared in English:

geared

adjective ˈɡɪəd

1Fitted with gears.
a geared engine
in combination a multi-geared cycle
Example sentencesExamples
- It may be powered by hand, pedal, or other motive force such as a suitably geared lawn mower engine or the electric motor taken from a discarded washing machine.
- Also, the dynamics of the geared engine were helping induce wing warping and aileron reversal so the crew labored to put the other engine back on the racer.
- ‘The problem is that the machines are geared differently,’ he says.
- As the weights fall a rope unwinds from a wooden barrel turning the large geared wheel.
- The direct drive would develop 510-hp at 2400 rpm while the geared engine could get up to 560-hp.
- The legs of the easel are mounted on a horizontal stand and the painting rests on a ledge, in early versions supported on pegs but subsequently replaced by a geared system to raise or lower the painting by winding a crank.
- It's operated by a centrifugal clutch and gives the buggy a far better top speed than a single geared model, and gives the engine a break from not wringing its own neck, trying to hit top speed with only one gear.
- But with a geared transmission, you have to choose whatever speed the given gear ratio provides.
- Like its smaller brother, this magnificent reel is beautifully engineered, with ball-bearing races, a full bale with geared trip, and the same superb cross-wind mechanism.
- Its fuel-guzzling geared steam turbines and quadruple screws would have to be replaced by new technology.
- On driven machines, the tilting was through a one h.p. geared head motor with a limit switch stop provided at each extreme angle.
2with adverb (of a company) having a specified ratio of loan capital (debt) to the value of its ordinary shares (equity)
highly geared companies
Example sentencesExamples
- It is one of those outfits that are commonly referred to as a highly geared business.
- From an investment point of view, it is already considered to be one of the most heavily geared companies.
- Debt should be another important consideration because most property companies are highly geared.
- ‘This is a relatively low margin, highly geared business,’ he said.
- However, failure to generate adequate returns from the loans puts highly geared companies at greater risk, which is precisely what has happened.

单词	geared
释义	Definition of geared in English: geared adjective ˈɡɪəd 1Fitted with gears. a geared engine in combination a multi-geared cycle Example sentencesExamples It may be powered by hand, pedal, or other motive force such as a suitably geared lawn mower engine or the electric motor taken from a discarded washing machine. Also, the dynamics of the geared engine were helping induce wing warping and aileron reversal so the crew labored to put the other engine back on the racer. ‘The problem is that the machines are geared differently,’ he says. As the weights fall a rope unwinds from a wooden barrel turning the large geared wheel. The direct drive would develop 510-hp at 2400 rpm while the geared engine could get up to 560-hp. The legs of the easel are mounted on a horizontal stand and the painting rests on a ledge, in early versions supported on pegs but subsequently replaced by a geared system to raise or lower the painting by winding a crank. It's operated by a centrifugal clutch and gives the buggy a far better top speed than a single geared model, and gives the engine a break from not wringing its own neck, trying to hit top speed with only one gear. But with a geared transmission, you have to choose whatever speed the given gear ratio provides. Like its smaller brother, this magnificent reel is beautifully engineered, with ball-bearing races, a full bale with geared trip, and the same superb cross-wind mechanism. Its fuel-guzzling geared steam turbines and quadruple screws would have to be replaced by new technology. On driven machines, the tilting was through a one h.p. geared head motor with a limit switch stop provided at each extreme angle. 2with adverb (of a company) having a specified ratio of loan capital (debt) to the value of its ordinary shares (equity) highly geared companies Example sentencesExamples It is one of those outfits that are commonly referred to as a highly geared business. From an investment point of view, it is already considered to be one of the most heavily geared companies. Debt should be another important consideration because most property companies are highly geared. ‘This is a relatively low margin, highly geared business,’ he said. However, failure to generate adequate returns from the loans puts highly geared companies at greater risk, which is precisely what has happened.
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