Definition of monocoque in English:

monocoque

noun ˈmɒnə(ʊ)kɒk

An aircraft or vehicle structure in which the chassis is integral with the body.
硬壳式构造，硬壳式机身；单壳体车身
Example sentencesExamples
- Although companies have used aluminium bodies for years, the XJ's bodyshell is a first, being effectively an aluminium monocoque constructed using aerospace rivet-bonding technology.
- Car safety regulations have been refined constantly in recent years, with further improvements introduced this season to strengthen the monocoque and give the driver more protection.
- The V - 12 Vanquish is built around a central monocoque of bonded and riveted extruded aluminum sections attached to a large carbon fiber transmission tunnel.
- It featured an aluminum monocoque with plastic body panels, possibly attached with adhesives.
- A stamped-and-welded steel monocoque may have been well ahead of the welded tube racing car spaceframes of the day, but it's nothing special today.

Origin

Early 20th century: from French, from mono- 'single' + coque 'shell'.

Definition of monocoque in US English:

monocoque

noun

An aircraft or vehicle structure in which the chassis is integral with the body.
硬壳式构造，硬壳式机身；单壳体车身
Example sentencesExamples
- A stamped-and-welded steel monocoque may have been well ahead of the welded tube racing car spaceframes of the day, but it's nothing special today.
- The V - 12 Vanquish is built around a central monocoque of bonded and riveted extruded aluminum sections attached to a large carbon fiber transmission tunnel.
- Although companies have used aluminium bodies for years, the XJ's bodyshell is a first, being effectively an aluminium monocoque constructed using aerospace rivet-bonding technology.
- It featured an aluminum monocoque with plastic body panels, possibly attached with adhesives.
- Car safety regulations have been refined constantly in recent years, with further improvements introduced this season to strengthen the monocoque and give the driver more protection.

Origin

Early 20th century: from French, from mono- ‘single’ + coque ‘shell’.

单词	monocoque
释义	Definition of monocoque in English: monocoque noun ˈmɒnə(ʊ)kɒk An aircraft or vehicle structure in which the chassis is integral with the body. 硬壳式构造，硬壳式机身；单壳体车身 Example sentencesExamples Although companies have used aluminium bodies for years, the XJ's bodyshell is a first, being effectively an aluminium monocoque constructed using aerospace rivet-bonding technology. Car safety regulations have been refined constantly in recent years, with further improvements introduced this season to strengthen the monocoque and give the driver more protection. The V - 12 Vanquish is built around a central monocoque of bonded and riveted extruded aluminum sections attached to a large carbon fiber transmission tunnel. It featured an aluminum monocoque with plastic body panels, possibly attached with adhesives. A stamped-and-welded steel monocoque may have been well ahead of the welded tube racing car spaceframes of the day, but it's nothing special today. Origin Early 20th century: from French, from mono- 'single' + coque 'shell'. Definition of monocoque in US English: monocoque noun An aircraft or vehicle structure in which the chassis is integral with the body. 硬壳式构造，硬壳式机身；单壳体车身 Example sentencesExamples A stamped-and-welded steel monocoque may have been well ahead of the welded tube racing car spaceframes of the day, but it's nothing special today. The V - 12 Vanquish is built around a central monocoque of bonded and riveted extruded aluminum sections attached to a large carbon fiber transmission tunnel. Although companies have used aluminium bodies for years, the XJ's bodyshell is a first, being effectively an aluminium monocoque constructed using aerospace rivet-bonding technology. It featured an aluminum monocoque with plastic body panels, possibly attached with adhesives. Car safety regulations have been refined constantly in recent years, with further improvements introduced this season to strengthen the monocoque and give the driver more protection. Origin Early 20th century: from French, from mono- ‘single’ + coque ‘shell’.
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