Definition of hot rod in English:

hot rod

noun

A motor vehicle that has been specially modified to give it extra power and speed.
（经特别改装以加大功率提高速度的）高速改装车
Example sentencesExamples
- But the wheel business might not exist without the 25-year tradition for building hot rods and the strong image behind them.
- ‘I also have a passion for automobiles, car shows, hot rods, collecting and racing,’ he says.
- The event is open to American classic cars and hot rods from 6.30 pm to 9.00 pm.
- When racers from Belsize Garage power their hot rods around Buxton's High Edge circuit tomorrow, they'll be keeping alive a name with more than 100 years of motoring history.
- Then we have the groups who believe street rods, hot rods, muscle cars, or antiques are the way to go.
- Additionally, Americans are increasingly more interested in hot rods and will more and more choose the bold colors traditionally associated with these types of vehicles including rich reds and yellows.
- They took the professor's car, which made Vance's hatchback look like a hot rod.
- Looking for an iconic genre he could leverage, he settled on the hot rod.
- And Ford's designers can't believe it, but here it is, the hot rod of the future.
- This very popular one-day show is in its 14th year and gets bigger and better every time with a variety of street machines, vintage and veteran cars, hot rods, bikes and special interest vehicles.

verbhot-rods, hot-rodded, hot-rodding

1with object Modify (a vehicle or other device) to make it faster or more powerful.
改装（汽车或别的装置）以提高速度（或加大功率）
I was told the program did an even better job of hot-rodding hardware
Example sentencesExamples
- I tracked using my old Fender Princeton and favorite hot-rodded Strat, experimenting with amp positions, as well as checking the system with vocals.
- Even though the pistol is a locked breech design, it is not a candidate for hot-rodding.
- Is there a place on the pop charts for a hand playing hot-rodded country music?
- Slark was still down in the engine room, making sure the vastly upgraded engine he'd so ingeniously hot-rodded was still running and not about to burst into flames and burn the ship to a crisp.
- Some sort of anodised aluminium encases the new 64-bit G5 processor which has been hot-rodded by the addition of a second floating point unit and a few other tweaks.
- But an ambitious owner could then hot-rod his breviary by colouring them in as if they had been illuminated by real monks.
2no object Drive a hot rod.
驾驶改装过的高速汽车
as a teenager he preferred a steady wage and time to go out hot-rodding
Example sentencesExamples
- This new style of hot-rodding is what brings the automakers, all of them intent on capturing these enthusiasts - many with their parents' large disposable incomes - as customers.
- They're neither fast enough to inspire hot-rodding, nor large enough to be used as party cruisers.
- The thesis begins by examining the role of technological enthusiasm in the early growth of hot rodding.
- If you look deeply into the entire automotive scene the new craze in imports really isn't that different than the early days of hot-rodding.

Derivatives

hot-rodder

nounˈhɒtˌrɒdəˈhɑtˌrɑdər

A person who drives a motor vehicle that has been specially modified to give it extra power or speed.
（经特别改装以加大功率提高速度的）高速改装车
the hot rodder of today is tomorrow's jet pilot
Example sentencesExamples
- she handles her car like a hot rodder
- It's a good compromise that offers many safety and performance benefits, especially if you live in an area that has snow, rain and squirrely hot-rodders with a few license points to spare.
- A new breed of enthusiast customized his car to make it faster, then attempted to prove his bravery and workmanship by racing against fellow hot-rodders on back roads or dry lake beds.
- Attention was also paid to the Charger SRT8's exhaust note, which produces a growl that will intimidate just about any hot-rodder.

Definition of hot rod in US English:

hot rod

nounˈhɑt ˌrɑdˈhät ˌräd

A motor vehicle that has been specially modified to give it extra power and speed.
（经特别改装以加大功率提高速度的）高速改装车
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘I also have a passion for automobiles, car shows, hot rods, collecting and racing,’ he says.
- But the wheel business might not exist without the 25-year tradition for building hot rods and the strong image behind them.
- Additionally, Americans are increasingly more interested in hot rods and will more and more choose the bold colors traditionally associated with these types of vehicles including rich reds and yellows.
- Then we have the groups who believe street rods, hot rods, muscle cars, or antiques are the way to go.
- When racers from Belsize Garage power their hot rods around Buxton's High Edge circuit tomorrow, they'll be keeping alive a name with more than 100 years of motoring history.
- This very popular one-day show is in its 14th year and gets bigger and better every time with a variety of street machines, vintage and veteran cars, hot rods, bikes and special interest vehicles.
- They took the professor's car, which made Vance's hatchback look like a hot rod.
- Looking for an iconic genre he could leverage, he settled on the hot rod.
- The event is open to American classic cars and hot rods from 6.30 pm to 9.00 pm.
- And Ford's designers can't believe it, but here it is, the hot rod of the future.

verbˈhɑt ˌrɑdˈhät ˌräd

1no object Drive a hot rod.
驾驶改装过的高速汽车
Example sentencesExamples
- They're neither fast enough to inspire hot-rodding, nor large enough to be used as party cruisers.
- The thesis begins by examining the role of technological enthusiasm in the early growth of hot rodding.
- This new style of hot-rodding is what brings the automakers, all of them intent on capturing these enthusiasts - many with their parents' large disposable incomes - as customers.
- If you look deeply into the entire automotive scene the new craze in imports really isn't that different than the early days of hot-rodding.
2with object Modify (a vehicle or other device) to make it faster or more powerful.
改装（汽车或别的装置）以提高速度（或加大功率）
Example sentencesExamples
- Some sort of anodised aluminium encases the new 64-bit G5 processor which has been hot-rodded by the addition of a second floating point unit and a few other tweaks.
- Even though the pistol is a locked breech design, it is not a candidate for hot-rodding.
- Is there a place on the pop charts for a hand playing hot-rodded country music?
- I tracked using my old Fender Princeton and favorite hot-rodded Strat, experimenting with amp positions, as well as checking the system with vocals.
- But an ambitious owner could then hot-rod his breviary by colouring them in as if they had been illuminated by real monks.
- Slark was still down in the engine room, making sure the vastly upgraded engine he'd so ingeniously hot-rodded was still running and not about to burst into flames and burn the ship to a crisp.

单词	hot rod
释义	Definition of hot rod in English: hot rod noun A motor vehicle that has been specially modified to give it extra power and speed. （经特别改装以加大功率提高速度的）高速改装车 Example sentencesExamples But the wheel business might not exist without the 25-year tradition for building hot rods and the strong image behind them. ‘I also have a passion for automobiles, car shows, hot rods, collecting and racing,’ he says. The event is open to American classic cars and hot rods from 6.30 pm to 9.00 pm. When racers from Belsize Garage power their hot rods around Buxton's High Edge circuit tomorrow, they'll be keeping alive a name with more than 100 years of motoring history. Then we have the groups who believe street rods, hot rods, muscle cars, or antiques are the way to go. Additionally, Americans are increasingly more interested in hot rods and will more and more choose the bold colors traditionally associated with these types of vehicles including rich reds and yellows. They took the professor's car, which made Vance's hatchback look like a hot rod. Looking for an iconic genre he could leverage, he settled on the hot rod. And Ford's designers can't believe it, but here it is, the hot rod of the future. This very popular one-day show is in its 14th year and gets bigger and better every time with a variety of street machines, vintage and veteran cars, hot rods, bikes and special interest vehicles. verbhot-rods, hot-rodded, hot-rodding 1with object Modify (a vehicle or other device) to make it faster or more powerful. 改装（汽车或别的装置）以提高速度（或加大功率） I was told the program did an even better job of hot-rodding hardware Example sentencesExamples I tracked using my old Fender Princeton and favorite hot-rodded Strat, experimenting with amp positions, as well as checking the system with vocals. Even though the pistol is a locked breech design, it is not a candidate for hot-rodding. Is there a place on the pop charts for a hand playing hot-rodded country music? Slark was still down in the engine room, making sure the vastly upgraded engine he'd so ingeniously hot-rodded was still running and not about to burst into flames and burn the ship to a crisp. Some sort of anodised aluminium encases the new 64-bit G5 processor which has been hot-rodded by the addition of a second floating point unit and a few other tweaks. But an ambitious owner could then hot-rod his breviary by colouring them in as if they had been illuminated by real monks. 2no object Drive a hot rod. 驾驶改装过的高速汽车 as a teenager he preferred a steady wage and time to go out hot-rodding Example sentencesExamples This new style of hot-rodding is what brings the automakers, all of them intent on capturing these enthusiasts - many with their parents' large disposable incomes - as customers. They're neither fast enough to inspire hot-rodding, nor large enough to be used as party cruisers. The thesis begins by examining the role of technological enthusiasm in the early growth of hot rodding. If you look deeply into the entire automotive scene the new craze in imports really isn't that different than the early days of hot-rodding. Derivatives hot-rodder nounˈhɒtˌrɒdəˈhɑtˌrɑdər A person who drives a motor vehicle that has been specially modified to give it extra power or speed. （经特别改装以加大功率提高速度的）高速改装车 the hot rodder of today is tomorrow's jet pilot Example sentencesExamples she handles her car like a hot rodder It's a good compromise that offers many safety and performance benefits, especially if you live in an area that has snow, rain and squirrely hot-rodders with a few license points to spare. A new breed of enthusiast customized his car to make it faster, then attempted to prove his bravery and workmanship by racing against fellow hot-rodders on back roads or dry lake beds. Attention was also paid to the Charger SRT8's exhaust note, which produces a growl that will intimidate just about any hot-rodder. Definition of hot rod in US English: hot rod nounˈhɑt ˌrɑdˈhät ˌräd A motor vehicle that has been specially modified to give it extra power and speed. （经特别改装以加大功率提高速度的）高速改装车 Example sentencesExamples ‘I also have a passion for automobiles, car shows, hot rods, collecting and racing,’ he says. But the wheel business might not exist without the 25-year tradition for building hot rods and the strong image behind them. Additionally, Americans are increasingly more interested in hot rods and will more and more choose the bold colors traditionally associated with these types of vehicles including rich reds and yellows. Then we have the groups who believe street rods, hot rods, muscle cars, or antiques are the way to go. When racers from Belsize Garage power their hot rods around Buxton's High Edge circuit tomorrow, they'll be keeping alive a name with more than 100 years of motoring history. This very popular one-day show is in its 14th year and gets bigger and better every time with a variety of street machines, vintage and veteran cars, hot rods, bikes and special interest vehicles. They took the professor's car, which made Vance's hatchback look like a hot rod. Looking for an iconic genre he could leverage, he settled on the hot rod. The event is open to American classic cars and hot rods from 6.30 pm to 9.00 pm. And Ford's designers can't believe it, but here it is, the hot rod of the future. verbˈhɑt ˌrɑdˈhät ˌräd 1no object Drive a hot rod. 驾驶改装过的高速汽车 Example sentencesExamples They're neither fast enough to inspire hot-rodding, nor large enough to be used as party cruisers. The thesis begins by examining the role of technological enthusiasm in the early growth of hot rodding. This new style of hot-rodding is what brings the automakers, all of them intent on capturing these enthusiasts - many with their parents' large disposable incomes - as customers. If you look deeply into the entire automotive scene the new craze in imports really isn't that different than the early days of hot-rodding. 2with object Modify (a vehicle or other device) to make it faster or more powerful. 改装（汽车或别的装置）以提高速度（或加大功率） Example sentencesExamples Some sort of anodised aluminium encases the new 64-bit G5 processor which has been hot-rodded by the addition of a second floating point unit and a few other tweaks. Even though the pistol is a locked breech design, it is not a candidate for hot-rodding. Is there a place on the pop charts for a hand playing hot-rodded country music? I tracked using my old Fender Princeton and favorite hot-rodded Strat, experimenting with amp positions, as well as checking the system with vocals. But an ambitious owner could then hot-rod his breviary by colouring them in as if they had been illuminated by real monks. Slark was still down in the engine room, making sure the vastly upgraded engine he'd so ingeniously hot-rodded was still running and not about to burst into flames and burn the ship to a crisp.
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