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torque
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/tɔːk/
US
/tɔrk/
torque based
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torque
noun
torques
pl
couple
Terme de mécanique et de physique.
The mechanic measured the torque needed to tighten the bolt properly.
Le mécanicien a mesuré le couple nécessaire pour serrer correctement le boulon.
Additional translations
torque
Bijou antique.
Synonyms
turn
force
moment
rotation
twist
torque
verb
torqued
Past Simple
torqued
Past Participle
torquing
Gerund
UK
/tɔːk/
US
/tɔrk/
serrer au couple
Technique de serrage.
The mechanic torqued the bolts to ensure the engine was securely fastened.
Le mécanicien a serré les boulons au couple pour garantir que le moteur était solidement fixé.
Synonyms
twist
turn
wrench
rotate
spin
screw
tighten
yaw
torque
adjective
Used attributively before nouns in technical contexts (e.g., "torque wrench").
de couple
Langage technique.
A torque wrench allows precise tightening of bolts.
Une clé de couple permet un serrage précis des boulons.
Definitions
torque
noun
A twisting force that tends to cause rotation.
The mechanic measured the torque needed to tighten the bolt properly.
A measure of the force that can cause an object to rotate about an axis.
The engine's torque is crucial for determining the vehicle's towing capacity.
A necklace or armband made of twisted metal, worn by ancient Gauls and Britons.
The museum displayed a beautifully crafted torque from the Iron Age.
torque
verb
To apply a twisting force to an object.
The mechanic torqued the bolts to ensure the engine was securely fastened.
torque
adjective
Relating to or involving torque (twisting force).
A torque wrench allows precise tightening of bolts.
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