Definition of fuel pump in English:

fuel pump

noun

1A device that pumps liquid fuel from a fuel tank to the internal combustion engine.
apparently I need a new fuel pump
Example sentencesExamples
- New items included a stainless steel exhaust, fuel tank, and an electronic fuel pump.
- The fuel pumps and filters were replaced and the fuel tank was cleansed and sealed.
- If your fuel runs low, you could put stress on the fuel pump.
- In addition, why is the fuel pump located in the gas tank?
- Montoya was involved in a wreck at Daytona and had a fuel pump problem at Bristol.
- Gerhart had the dominant car last year before a failed fuel pump ended his race.
- As two engines on deck kicked in to drive the fuel pumps, the smell of oil intensified.
- Did the car maker finally figure out how to design a reliable fuel pump system?
- All the aircraft were temporarily grounded in 2011 because of a faulty fuel pump.
- I had the electric fuel pump replaced at 205,000 miles in my Mazda 626.
2A piece of equipment installed in a petrol station to dispense petrol, diesel, etc. into the fuel tank of a motor vehicle.
when reopened, it will feature new fuel pumps, an updated car wash, and a completely refurbished kiosk
Example sentencesExamples
- The new outlet will have a bank of nine fuel pumps and the retailer is confident its fuel prices for members will be the lowest in the market.
- The total discount that customers were able to get at the fuel pump was well above four cents.
- The fuel pump price war heated up yesterday as the supermarket chain slashed the price for unleaded by 6p a litre.
- For Americans who drive up to the fuel pump, price is overwhelmingly the number one thing they notice.
- About half of all service stations nationwide have at least one diesel fuel pump.
- Both companies were charged with giving short measure at the garage's fuel pumps.
- It was a close call at a Route 1 gas station when a minivan hit a fuel pump and the supporting beam to the gas station canopy.
- With a vehicle of such size and performance, expect to pay at the fuel pumps.
- But inflation eased at the fuel pumps as petrol prices rose by 2.2p a litre against 3.3p a litre a year earlier.
- Four protestors chained themselves to fuel pumps and waved banners.

单词	fuel pump
释义	Definition of fuel pump in English: fuel pump noun 1A device that pumps liquid fuel from a fuel tank to the internal combustion engine. apparently I need a new fuel pump Example sentencesExamples New items included a stainless steel exhaust, fuel tank, and an electronic fuel pump. The fuel pumps and filters were replaced and the fuel tank was cleansed and sealed. If your fuel runs low, you could put stress on the fuel pump. In addition, why is the fuel pump located in the gas tank? Montoya was involved in a wreck at Daytona and had a fuel pump problem at Bristol. Gerhart had the dominant car last year before a failed fuel pump ended his race. As two engines on deck kicked in to drive the fuel pumps, the smell of oil intensified. Did the car maker finally figure out how to design a reliable fuel pump system? All the aircraft were temporarily grounded in 2011 because of a faulty fuel pump. I had the electric fuel pump replaced at 205,000 miles in my Mazda 626. 2A piece of equipment installed in a petrol station to dispense petrol, diesel, etc. into the fuel tank of a motor vehicle. when reopened, it will feature new fuel pumps, an updated car wash, and a completely refurbished kiosk Example sentencesExamples The new outlet will have a bank of nine fuel pumps and the retailer is confident its fuel prices for members will be the lowest in the market. The total discount that customers were able to get at the fuel pump was well above four cents. The fuel pump price war heated up yesterday as the supermarket chain slashed the price for unleaded by 6p a litre. For Americans who drive up to the fuel pump, price is overwhelmingly the number one thing they notice. About half of all service stations nationwide have at least one diesel fuel pump. Both companies were charged with giving short measure at the garage's fuel pumps. It was a close call at a Route 1 gas station when a minivan hit a fuel pump and the supporting beam to the gas station canopy. With a vehicle of such size and performance, expect to pay at the fuel pumps. But inflation eased at the fuel pumps as petrol prices rose by 2.2p a litre against 3.3p a litre a year earlier. Four protestors chained themselves to fuel pumps and waved banners.
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