chassis
chassis — 名詞
1. the strong metal structure underneath a vehicle that holds the engine, wheels, a
底盤
車輛的承載構架
the strong metal structure underneath a vehicle that holds the engine, wheels, and outer body panels together
The mechanic lifted the car to inspect the chassis for rust damage.
技師將車子頂起來檢查底盤有沒有鏽蝕。
collocation: inspect the chassis
A damaged chassis can make a vehicle unsafe to drive on the road.
底盤受損的車輛在道路上行駛可能不安全。
noun + be + adjective pattern
Racing cars use lightweight materials such as carbon fibre for their chassis.
賽車會使用碳纖維等輕量材料來打造底盤。
The chassis of the old pickup truck was still solid after fifteen years.
那輛老舊皮卡車的底盤經過十五年仍然很堅固。
Kofi checked the chassis carefully before agreeing to buy the van.
Kofi 在決定買下那輛廂型車之前,仔細檢查了底盤。
- frame
more general term; 'frame' can refer to any supporting structure
- underframe
specifically the lower supporting part of a vehicle
- skeleton
metaphorical; highlights the supporting role of the chassis
用法筆記
Frequently appears in automotive repair and safety contexts. Use 'chassis' for the structural frame of a vehicle, not for the outer body panels.
常見錯誤
2. the metal or plastic outer case that protects the electronic parts inside comput
機殼
電子設備的外殼
the metal or plastic outer case that protects the electronic parts inside computers, radios, and other similar equipment
The technician removed the chassis to reach the circuit board inside.
維修人員拆下機殼以便接觸內部的電路板。
collocation: remove the chassis
A metal chassis helps protect sensitive electronic parts from dust and heat.
金屬機殼有助於保護敏感的電子零件不受灰塵和高溫影響。
collocation: metal chassis
The amplifier's chassis was made of brushed aluminium for a sleek look.
那台擴大機的機殼採用 brushed aluminium 製成,外型簡潔時尚。
When the chassis cracked, dust entered the device and caused it to overheat.
機殼破裂後,灰塵跑進裝置裡,導致機器過熱。
Nadia replaced the old chassis with a wider one to fit a better cooling fan.
Nadia 換了一個更寬的機殼,以便裝入更好的散熱風扇。
用法筆記
Distinguish from 'case' or 'housing': 'chassis' often includes the internal mounting frame as well as the outer shell of a device.