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Definition of speedometer in English: speedometernoun spiːˈdɒmɪtəspəˈdɑmɪdər An instrument on a vehicle's dashboard indicating its speed. Example sentencesExamples - Joanna looked down at her speedometer and immediately took her foot off of the accelerator.
- It felt as if he was crawling although the speedometer showed seventy miles an hour.
- On long journeys, a constant eye needs to be kept on the speedometer as it is too easy to exceed the speed limit.
- I clenched my fingers on the steering wheel, the speedometer swung towards 85 mph as I raced home.
- A quick glance at her speedometer told her she exceeded the speed limit by at least fifteen miles per hour, but she didn't care.
- The researchers also measured how often each driver checked his or her side and rear mirrors and the speedometer on the dashboard.
- The vehicles have digital speedometers, are petrol-driven and can travel up to 45 mph.
- Cars with faulty speedometers and horns that don't work will fail the national car test under strict guidelines introduced this year.
- It also has the standard speedometer, tachometer and fuel gauges.
- One quick check of the speedometer told me I was driving slow again.
- A huge dashboard spreads out in front of you, with a speedometer and revcounter mounted in the middle, not in front of the driver.
- Mounting the vehicle, he found a note on the speedometer.
- Ann took one look at the speedometer and almost choked.
- Although we may know where we want to go, without a speedometer and a speed limit it's hard to know if we could move faster or slow down.
- I took a glance at the speedometer: eighty miles per hour and still increasing.
- Cameras move attention away from hazards to speedometers.
- They also point out speedometers in cars are not calibrated and can be up to 5% - 10% inaccurate.
- Once the speedometer shows that the vehicle has dropped 4 mph below the initial speed, the accelerator is pushed to bring the vehicle back up to the initial speed.
- Is any allowance made for less than accurate speedometers?
- In the dashboard, the glass is broken, and the speedometer doesn't even have a needle.
Synonyms milometer, odometer, counter
Rhymes accelerometer, anemometer, barometer, gasometer, geometer, manometer, micrometer, milometer, olfactometer, optometer, pedometer, photometer, pyrometer, swingometer, tachometer, thermometer Definition of speedometer in US English: speedometernounspəˈdämidərspəˈdɑmɪdər An instrument on a vehicle's dashboard indicating its speed. Example sentencesExamples - Cameras move attention away from hazards to speedometers.
- Cars with faulty speedometers and horns that don't work will fail the national car test under strict guidelines introduced this year.
- One quick check of the speedometer told me I was driving slow again.
- It felt as if he was crawling although the speedometer showed seventy miles an hour.
- I clenched my fingers on the steering wheel, the speedometer swung towards 85 mph as I raced home.
- Ann took one look at the speedometer and almost choked.
- The researchers also measured how often each driver checked his or her side and rear mirrors and the speedometer on the dashboard.
- It also has the standard speedometer, tachometer and fuel gauges.
- They also point out speedometers in cars are not calibrated and can be up to 5% - 10% inaccurate.
- A huge dashboard spreads out in front of you, with a speedometer and revcounter mounted in the middle, not in front of the driver.
- A quick glance at her speedometer told her she exceeded the speed limit by at least fifteen miles per hour, but she didn't care.
- Once the speedometer shows that the vehicle has dropped 4 mph below the initial speed, the accelerator is pushed to bring the vehicle back up to the initial speed.
- Mounting the vehicle, he found a note on the speedometer.
- On long journeys, a constant eye needs to be kept on the speedometer as it is too easy to exceed the speed limit.
- Joanna looked down at her speedometer and immediately took her foot off of the accelerator.
- Although we may know where we want to go, without a speedometer and a speed limit it's hard to know if we could move faster or slow down.
- I took a glance at the speedometer: eighty miles per hour and still increasing.
- Is any allowance made for less than accurate speedometers?
- In the dashboard, the glass is broken, and the speedometer doesn't even have a needle.
- The vehicles have digital speedometers, are petrol-driven and can travel up to 45 mph.
Synonyms milometer, odometer, counter
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