torque
torque — 名詞
1. the tendency of a force to spin an object around a fixed centre; the rotational
扭矩
使物體繞軸旋轉的力量
the tendency of a force to spin an object around a fixed centre; the rotational effect that tightens or turns machine parts.
Yuki's truck engine produces enough torque to pull a heavy trailer easily.
Yuki的卡車引擎產生的扭矩足夠輕鬆拖動一輛重型拖車。
collocation: enough torque
Vinícius checked the torque on his bicycle wheel bolts before the time trial.
Vinícius在計時賽前檢查了腳踏車輪胎螺栓上的扭矩。
collocation: check the torque
In her physics class, Evelyn learned how to calculate torque for a rotating disk.
Evelyn在物理課上學會了如何計算旋轉圓盤的扭矩。
The mechanic used a torque wrench to tighten the bolts to the correct setting.
技師用扭矩扳手將螺栓鎖緊到正確的設定值。
A powerful electric motor can deliver high torque even at very low speeds.
強力電動馬達即使在極低轉速下也能輸出高扭矩。
文法句型
torque + verb (is measured in, produces)
high/low + torque
用法筆記
In everyday language, torque is most often discussed in relation to car engines, bicycles, and power tools. Its standard unit of measurement in most countries is the newton-metre (Nm).
常見錯誤
torque — 動詞
1. to make something turn or twist by applying a rotating force, usually to a preci
施加扭矩
施以旋轉力使物體扭轉
to make something turn or twist by applying a rotating force, usually to a precise or measured degree.
Arjun torqued the bolt carefully to match the factory specifications.
Arjun按照原廠規格小心地將螺栓鎖至正確的扭矩。
torque + object + adverb of manner
Each fastener was torqued to exactly one hundred newton-metres.
每個緊固件都施加了恰好一百牛頓米的扭矩。
passive: be torqued to [value]
Femi torqued the steel beam until it was perfectly aligned with the column.
Femi對鋼梁施加扭力,直到它與柱子完全對齊。
The technician torqued the pipe fitting to stop the pressure leak.
技師對管接頭施加扭矩,以防止壓力洩漏。
Reuben used a special tool to torque the bicycle crankarm correctly.
Reuben用特殊工具對腳踏車的曲柄臂施加了正確的扭矩。
文法句型
torque + object + adverb (carefully, precisely)
be torqued to + measurement
用法筆記
This verb is almost exclusively used in technical and engineering writing. In everyday speech, the verb 'tighten' or 'twist' is preferred. The object is typically a fastener, bolt, shaft, or similar mechanical component.