- reconditioned engine
- отремонтированный двигатель; восстановленный двигатель
Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению. 2014.
Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению. 2014.
reconditioned engine — A worn engine that has been given a new lease of life by reboring the cylinders, regrinding the crankshaft journals and generally replacing any worn or damaged parts … Dictionary of automotive terms
engine — A device for changing fuel energy to mechanical energy. The term applies to the primary source of power generation. In Britain there is a desire to make a clear distinction between engine and motor so that motor refers only to electric power… … Dictionary of automotive terms
short engine — /ˈʃɔt ɛndʒən/ (say shawt enjuhn) noun a reconditioned engine without a cylinder head and other removable parts such as the distributor, carburettor, etc. Also, short motor …
short engine — A fully reconditioned engine but without external parts such as head, oil pan, oil pump, or fuel pump, etc … Dictionary of automotive terms
rebuilt engine — An engine reassembled using either new parts or reconditioned components … Dictionary of automotive terms
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recondition — verb (T) to repair something, especially an old machine, so that it works like a new one reconditioned adjective: a reconditioned engine … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
recondition — re|con|di|tion [ˌri:kənˈdıʃən] v [T] to repair something, especially an old machine, so that it works like a new one ▪ a reconditioned engine … Dictionary of contemporary English
recon — A colloquial term for reconditioned engine … Dictionary of automotive terms
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