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Definition of two-stroke in English: two-strokeadjective 1Denoting an internal combustion engine having its power cycle completed in one up-and-down movement of the piston. Example sentencesExamples - See also the articles on Hemi engines, rotary engines and two-stroke engines.
- Myriads of old cars, beat-up buses and superannuated trucks asphyxiate urban areas with their deadly exhaust, while the dirty two-stroke engines that power small vehicles emit ten times as much fine particulate matter as modern cars.
- However, instead of a large battery to power an electric motor, you have a fuel tank and a small piston engine, usually two-stroke, complete with air-filter, carburettor and exhaust pipe.
- According to the EPA, two-stroke engines - which power a variety of other watercraft as well - are a leading source of toxic water pollution.
- Mowers powered by two-stroke engines, for which gasoline and oil are mixed prior to ignition, are dirtiest.
- 1.1 Denoting a vehicle having a two-stroke engine.
Example sentencesExamples - The two-stroke scooter engine was replaced by a more robust 247 cc four-stroke one.
- You're referring here to two-stroke vehicles and we haven't ourselves done very many trials on these but we are very hopeful.
- A two-stroke gasoline-fueled Honda motorcycle using HCCI principles finished seventh overall in the 1995 Baja 1000 off-road race.
- The race was split into four categories 50 cc, four-stroke motorcycles up to 180 cc, novice riders on two-stroke bikes and 100 to 135 cc for the experienced.
- Two-wheeler maker TVS Motor Company has said it plans to replace two-stroke motorcycle ‘Max’ with a four-stroke entry-level motorcycle within six months to arrest the erosion in sales.
noun A two-stroke engine or vehicle. Example sentencesExamples - He and his team created the Evinrude E-TEC family of two-strokes; engines that are clean and darn-near worry free.
- I had some good performances on 500 cc two-strokes in 1998 and 1999 but some still weren't convinced that I could win on the big bikes.
- Four-stroke engines are heavier than two-strokes but the technology means they burn fuel more completely and emit fewer pollutants.
- The fuel is better atomized than with carbureted two-strokes, resulting in a cleaner, more complete burn, more efficiency and better power, all of which helps these hybrids to meet EPA regulations.
- Four-strokes just run so much cleaner than the old two-strokes.
Definition of two-stroke in US English: two-strokeadjectiveˈtu ˌstroʊkˈto͞o ˌstrōk 1Denoting an internal combustion engine whose power cycle is completed in one up-and-down movement of the piston. Example sentencesExamples - Mowers powered by two-stroke engines, for which gasoline and oil are mixed prior to ignition, are dirtiest.
- According to the EPA, two-stroke engines - which power a variety of other watercraft as well - are a leading source of toxic water pollution.
- Myriads of old cars, beat-up buses and superannuated trucks asphyxiate urban areas with their deadly exhaust, while the dirty two-stroke engines that power small vehicles emit ten times as much fine particulate matter as modern cars.
- However, instead of a large battery to power an electric motor, you have a fuel tank and a small piston engine, usually two-stroke, complete with air-filter, carburettor and exhaust pipe.
- See also the articles on Hemi engines, rotary engines and two-stroke engines.
- 1.1 Denoting a vehicle having a two-stroke engine.
Example sentencesExamples - The two-stroke scooter engine was replaced by a more robust 247 cc four-stroke one.
- You're referring here to two-stroke vehicles and we haven't ourselves done very many trials on these but we are very hopeful.
- The race was split into four categories 50 cc, four-stroke motorcycles up to 180 cc, novice riders on two-stroke bikes and 100 to 135 cc for the experienced.
- Two-wheeler maker TVS Motor Company has said it plans to replace two-stroke motorcycle ‘Max’ with a four-stroke entry-level motorcycle within six months to arrest the erosion in sales.
- A two-stroke gasoline-fueled Honda motorcycle using HCCI principles finished seventh overall in the 1995 Baja 1000 off-road race.
nounˈtu ˌstroʊkˈto͞o ˌstrōk A two-stroke engine or vehicle. Compare with four-stroke Example sentencesExamples - He and his team created the Evinrude E-TEC family of two-strokes; engines that are clean and darn-near worry free.
- Four-strokes just run so much cleaner than the old two-strokes.
- I had some good performances on 500 cc two-strokes in 1998 and 1999 but some still weren't convinced that I could win on the big bikes.
- Four-stroke engines are heavier than two-strokes but the technology means they burn fuel more completely and emit fewer pollutants.
- The fuel is better atomized than with carbureted two-strokes, resulting in a cleaner, more complete burn, more efficiency and better power, all of which helps these hybrids to meet EPA regulations.
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