Definition of fuel injection in English:

fuel injection

noun

mass noun

The direct introduction of fuel under pressure into the combustion units of an internal combustion engine.
Example sentencesExamples
- Consider a bike with shaft drive, a 6-speed gearbox, Bosch fuel injection and moderate, ride-all-day ergonomics.
- The turbocharged 6-cylinder powerplant will feature full electronic fuel injection, considered technically impossible on a diesel until only a few years ago.
- Mazda eventually plans to add direct fuel injection and turbocharging to the I - 4 lineup.
- They had no fuel injection, no independent suspension, no air bags, no antilock brakes, no nothing!
- It packs a turbocharged 2.0-liter 4-cyl engine with direct fuel injection and some 274 hp.
- The MTU 6V 199 TE20 diesel engine is fitted with direct fuel injection, an exhaust gas turbocharger, liquid cooling and electronic engine management system.
- Our direct fuel injection can be flexibly adapted to meet the varying requirements of engine builders.
- The diesel uses second-generation common rail diesel injection and incorporates computer-controlled fuel injection and high pressure directly into the combustion chamber.
- Thanks to its CDI electronic fuel injection, even the usual diesel engine sound is muted.
- In warm weather, engines with fuel injection and electronic ignition start easily enough to hide a worn-out battery.
- The excellent International-developed hydraulic-assist direct fuel injection generates as much as 26,000 psi pressure at the injector.
- The new engine employs a common-rail direct injection system with precision-controlled fuel injection pressure and injection timing along with a small high efficiency turbocharger.
- Electronic control of fuel injection also enables softening of the power pulses to smooth and quiet the engine, even at idle.
- These new engines are also engineered for various technologies to be added as needed, such as displacement-on-demand and direct fuel injection.
- Engine efficiency is enhanced even further by an intercooler and direct fuel injection.
- To this point, electronics have been used in spot locations in vehicles for such things as fuel injection, antilock brakes and electronic clocks.
- Rather, features like high pressure turbocharging and common rail fuel injection are imposing higher loads on all components, and especially the crankshaft and the combustion chamber.
- The latter also features variable exhaust valve timing and sequential multi-port fuel injection, but does away with the combustion chamber trough in the center of the piston that helps stratify the air-fuel charge on the turbo engine.
- The latest engine would have 16 cylinders, multi-point fuel injection and 4 turbos, but it would be a side-valve design so you could use Model-T Ford parts on it.
- To this the students may add the options of turbocharger or supercharger, carburetor or fuel injection with electronic engine management.

Derivatives

fuel-injected

adjective

Dubbed the V - 2 / 90, the engine is a fuel-injected, four-stroke, 90-degree V-twin modular design with balance shafts.
Example sentencesExamples
- Most fuel-injected cars will cut off the fuel supply to the engine while you slow down saving you even more gas.
- Here was a car that had a big practical boot at the back and a fuel-injected 110 bhp engine at the front.
- These recognizable dragsters have an extended wheelbase and fuel-injected, 500-cubic inch engines, which are located behind the driver.
- The largest production bike ever made, the British-built 2004 Triumph Rocket III looks like a '60s hot rod, with flashy exhaust pipes cascading from its fuel-injected, 2,294 cc power plant.

Definition of fuel injection in US English:

fuel injection

nounˈfju(ə)l ɪnˈdʒɛkʃənˈfyo͞o(ə)l inˈjekSHən

The direct introduction of fuel under pressure into the combustion units of an internal combustion engine.
Example sentencesExamples
- Engine efficiency is enhanced even further by an intercooler and direct fuel injection.
- To this point, electronics have been used in spot locations in vehicles for such things as fuel injection, antilock brakes and electronic clocks.
- In warm weather, engines with fuel injection and electronic ignition start easily enough to hide a worn-out battery.
- Mazda eventually plans to add direct fuel injection and turbocharging to the I - 4 lineup.
- Thanks to its CDI electronic fuel injection, even the usual diesel engine sound is muted.
- The latter also features variable exhaust valve timing and sequential multi-port fuel injection, but does away with the combustion chamber trough in the center of the piston that helps stratify the air-fuel charge on the turbo engine.
- It packs a turbocharged 2.0-liter 4-cyl engine with direct fuel injection and some 274 hp.
- Electronic control of fuel injection also enables softening of the power pulses to smooth and quiet the engine, even at idle.
- To this the students may add the options of turbocharger or supercharger, carburetor or fuel injection with electronic engine management.
- The new engine employs a common-rail direct injection system with precision-controlled fuel injection pressure and injection timing along with a small high efficiency turbocharger.
- Rather, features like high pressure turbocharging and common rail fuel injection are imposing higher loads on all components, and especially the crankshaft and the combustion chamber.
- Our direct fuel injection can be flexibly adapted to meet the varying requirements of engine builders.
- The latest engine would have 16 cylinders, multi-point fuel injection and 4 turbos, but it would be a side-valve design so you could use Model-T Ford parts on it.
- The turbocharged 6-cylinder powerplant will feature full electronic fuel injection, considered technically impossible on a diesel until only a few years ago.
- Consider a bike with shaft drive, a 6-speed gearbox, Bosch fuel injection and moderate, ride-all-day ergonomics.
- These new engines are also engineered for various technologies to be added as needed, such as displacement-on-demand and direct fuel injection.
- The excellent International-developed hydraulic-assist direct fuel injection generates as much as 26,000 psi pressure at the injector.
- The diesel uses second-generation common rail diesel injection and incorporates computer-controlled fuel injection and high pressure directly into the combustion chamber.
- They had no fuel injection, no independent suspension, no air bags, no antilock brakes, no nothing!
- The MTU 6V 199 TE20 diesel engine is fitted with direct fuel injection, an exhaust gas turbocharger, liquid cooling and electronic engine management system.

单词	fuel injection
释义	Definition of fuel injection in English: fuel injection noun mass noun The direct introduction of fuel under pressure into the combustion units of an internal combustion engine. Example sentencesExamples Consider a bike with shaft drive, a 6-speed gearbox, Bosch fuel injection and moderate, ride-all-day ergonomics. The turbocharged 6-cylinder powerplant will feature full electronic fuel injection, considered technically impossible on a diesel until only a few years ago. Mazda eventually plans to add direct fuel injection and turbocharging to the I - 4 lineup. They had no fuel injection, no independent suspension, no air bags, no antilock brakes, no nothing! It packs a turbocharged 2.0-liter 4-cyl engine with direct fuel injection and some 274 hp. The MTU 6V 199 TE20 diesel engine is fitted with direct fuel injection, an exhaust gas turbocharger, liquid cooling and electronic engine management system. Our direct fuel injection can be flexibly adapted to meet the varying requirements of engine builders. The diesel uses second-generation common rail diesel injection and incorporates computer-controlled fuel injection and high pressure directly into the combustion chamber. Thanks to its CDI electronic fuel injection, even the usual diesel engine sound is muted. In warm weather, engines with fuel injection and electronic ignition start easily enough to hide a worn-out battery. The excellent International-developed hydraulic-assist direct fuel injection generates as much as 26,000 psi pressure at the injector. The new engine employs a common-rail direct injection system with precision-controlled fuel injection pressure and injection timing along with a small high efficiency turbocharger. Electronic control of fuel injection also enables softening of the power pulses to smooth and quiet the engine, even at idle. These new engines are also engineered for various technologies to be added as needed, such as displacement-on-demand and direct fuel injection. Engine efficiency is enhanced even further by an intercooler and direct fuel injection. To this point, electronics have been used in spot locations in vehicles for such things as fuel injection, antilock brakes and electronic clocks. Rather, features like high pressure turbocharging and common rail fuel injection are imposing higher loads on all components, and especially the crankshaft and the combustion chamber. The latter also features variable exhaust valve timing and sequential multi-port fuel injection, but does away with the combustion chamber trough in the center of the piston that helps stratify the air-fuel charge on the turbo engine. The latest engine would have 16 cylinders, multi-point fuel injection and 4 turbos, but it would be a side-valve design so you could use Model-T Ford parts on it. To this the students may add the options of turbocharger or supercharger, carburetor or fuel injection with electronic engine management. Derivatives fuel-injected adjective Dubbed the V - 2 / 90, the engine is a fuel-injected, four-stroke, 90-degree V-twin modular design with balance shafts. Example sentencesExamples Most fuel-injected cars will cut off the fuel supply to the engine while you slow down saving you even more gas. Here was a car that had a big practical boot at the back and a fuel-injected 110 bhp engine at the front. These recognizable dragsters have an extended wheelbase and fuel-injected, 500-cubic inch engines, which are located behind the driver. The largest production bike ever made, the British-built 2004 Triumph Rocket III looks like a '60s hot rod, with flashy exhaust pipes cascading from its fuel-injected, 2,294 cc power plant. Definition of fuel injection in US English: fuel injection nounˈfju(ə)l ɪnˈdʒɛkʃənˈfyo͞o(ə)l inˈjekSHən The direct introduction of fuel under pressure into the combustion units of an internal combustion engine. Example sentencesExamples Engine efficiency is enhanced even further by an intercooler and direct fuel injection. To this point, electronics have been used in spot locations in vehicles for such things as fuel injection, antilock brakes and electronic clocks. In warm weather, engines with fuel injection and electronic ignition start easily enough to hide a worn-out battery. Mazda eventually plans to add direct fuel injection and turbocharging to the I - 4 lineup. Thanks to its CDI electronic fuel injection, even the usual diesel engine sound is muted. The latter also features variable exhaust valve timing and sequential multi-port fuel injection, but does away with the combustion chamber trough in the center of the piston that helps stratify the air-fuel charge on the turbo engine. It packs a turbocharged 2.0-liter 4-cyl engine with direct fuel injection and some 274 hp. Electronic control of fuel injection also enables softening of the power pulses to smooth and quiet the engine, even at idle. To this the students may add the options of turbocharger or supercharger, carburetor or fuel injection with electronic engine management. The new engine employs a common-rail direct injection system with precision-controlled fuel injection pressure and injection timing along with a small high efficiency turbocharger. Rather, features like high pressure turbocharging and common rail fuel injection are imposing higher loads on all components, and especially the crankshaft and the combustion chamber. Our direct fuel injection can be flexibly adapted to meet the varying requirements of engine builders. The latest engine would have 16 cylinders, multi-point fuel injection and 4 turbos, but it would be a side-valve design so you could use Model-T Ford parts on it. The turbocharged 6-cylinder powerplant will feature full electronic fuel injection, considered technically impossible on a diesel until only a few years ago. Consider a bike with shaft drive, a 6-speed gearbox, Bosch fuel injection and moderate, ride-all-day ergonomics. These new engines are also engineered for various technologies to be added as needed, such as displacement-on-demand and direct fuel injection. The excellent International-developed hydraulic-assist direct fuel injection generates as much as 26,000 psi pressure at the injector. The diesel uses second-generation common rail diesel injection and incorporates computer-controlled fuel injection and high pressure directly into the combustion chamber. They had no fuel injection, no independent suspension, no air bags, no antilock brakes, no nothing! The MTU 6V 199 TE20 diesel engine is fitted with direct fuel injection, an exhaust gas turbocharger, liquid cooling and electronic engine management system.
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