turbos
英 [ˈtɜːbəʊz]
美 [ˈtɜrboʊz]
n. 涡轮增压器
turbo的复数
柯林斯词典
- 涡轮增压器
A turbo is a fan in the engine of a car or plane that improves its performance by using exhaust gases to blow fuel vapour into the engine.
双语例句
- Unlike the sequential system, the twin turbos in the parallel system function simultaneously splitting the turbocharging duties equally.
与顺序系统，搭载双涡轮增压并行系统功能同时分裂涡轮增压职责一视同仁。 - Turbochargers can be mounted to its own exhaust manifold but on inline engines, both turbos can be mounted on the same manifold.
涡轮增压器可以安装到自己的排气歧管但直列发动机上，都可以安装增压器在同一在静听着的松林之间。 - For turbo, it's not the better the bigger it gets-larger turbos have a longer spool up time and thus longer turbo lag.
不是越大越好-大型涡轮增压引擎有一个较长的缓冲时间，而涡轮滞后。 - Saab, despite its fighter plane heritage and reputation for engineering prowess, especially in turbos, has limited usefulness to GM globally. And it is already in Swedish bankruptcy protection.
而萨博，尽管有着制造战斗机的优良传统，工程技艺的声望也很高尤其是在涡轮发动机领域，但对于通用全球战略的作用有限，而且该品牌已经进入了瑞典的破产保护程序。