Definition of drivetrain in English:

drivetrain

nounˈdrʌɪvtreɪnˈdrīvtrān

The system in a motor vehicle which connects the transmission to the drive axles.
Example sentencesExamples
- The compact dimensions of the system means minimum impact on interior space and the design of the drivetrain is surprisingly simple but highly efficient.
- Many have drivetrains taken from sport sedans, with suspensions to match.
- I'm not that nuts about hybrids because, in essence, you need two drivetrains, not one.
- Keeping such a powerful motor, and indeed the rest of the drivetrain alive is a monumental task in itself.
- The advertised peak power is lower than a conventional drivetrain, yet it achieves the acceleration performance of a much more powerful system.

Definition of drivetrain in US English:

drivetrain

nounˈdrīvtrān

The system in a motor vehicle which connects the transmission to the drive axles.
Example sentencesExamples
- The compact dimensions of the system means minimum impact on interior space and the design of the drivetrain is surprisingly simple but highly efficient.
- Keeping such a powerful motor, and indeed the rest of the drivetrain alive is a monumental task in itself.
- Many have drivetrains taken from sport sedans, with suspensions to match.
- The advertised peak power is lower than a conventional drivetrain, yet it achieves the acceleration performance of a much more powerful system.
- I'm not that nuts about hybrids because, in essence, you need two drivetrains, not one.

单词	drivetrain
释义	Definition of drivetrain in English: drivetrain nounˈdrʌɪvtreɪnˈdrīvtrān The system in a motor vehicle which connects the transmission to the drive axles. Example sentencesExamples The compact dimensions of the system means minimum impact on interior space and the design of the drivetrain is surprisingly simple but highly efficient. Many have drivetrains taken from sport sedans, with suspensions to match. I'm not that nuts about hybrids because, in essence, you need two drivetrains, not one. Keeping such a powerful motor, and indeed the rest of the drivetrain alive is a monumental task in itself. The advertised peak power is lower than a conventional drivetrain, yet it achieves the acceleration performance of a much more powerful system. Definition of drivetrain in US English: drivetrain nounˈdrīvtrān The system in a motor vehicle which connects the transmission to the drive axles. Example sentencesExamples The compact dimensions of the system means minimum impact on interior space and the design of the drivetrain is surprisingly simple but highly efficient. Keeping such a powerful motor, and indeed the rest of the drivetrain alive is a monumental task in itself. Many have drivetrains taken from sport sedans, with suspensions to match. The advertised peak power is lower than a conventional drivetrain, yet it achieves the acceleration performance of a much more powerful system. I'm not that nuts about hybrids because, in essence, you need two drivetrains, not one.
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