Definition of side lever in English:

side lever

noun ˈsʌɪd ˌliːvə

1Engineering. Each of two heavy beams located on either side of the cylinder in some early steam engines, which are pivoted centrally to oscillate through a small arc and transmit reciprocating motion from the cross head of the pistons to the connecting rods or crankshaft. Frequently attributive Now historical.
2In a firearm: a lever that is situated alongside the action and operated by the user, typically to allow the barrel to be opened for loading and locked to the action for firing.
3Generally. A lever situated at the side of something.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Transactions of the Society of Arts. From side + lever.

Definition of side lever in US English:

side lever

nounˈsʌɪd ˌliːvə

1Engineering. Each of two heavy beams located on either side of the cylinder in some early steam engines, which are pivoted centrally to oscillate through a small arc and transmit reciprocating motion from the cross head of the pistons to the connecting rods or crankshaft. Frequently attributive Now historical.
2In a firearm: a lever that is situated alongside the action and operated by the user, typically to allow the barrel to be opened for loading and locked to the action for firing.
3Generally. A lever situated at the side of something.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Transactions of the Society of Arts. From side + lever.

单词	side lever
释义	Definition of side lever in English: side lever noun ˈsʌɪd ˌliːvə 1Engineering. Each of two heavy beams located on either side of the cylinder in some early steam engines, which are pivoted centrally to oscillate through a small arc and transmit reciprocating motion from the cross head of the pistons to the connecting rods or crankshaft. Frequently attributive Now historical. 2In a firearm: a lever that is situated alongside the action and operated by the user, typically to allow the barrel to be opened for loading and locked to the action for firing. 3Generally. A lever situated at the side of something. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Transactions of the Society of Arts. From side + lever. Definition of side lever in US English: side lever nounˈsʌɪd ˌliːvə 1Engineering. Each of two heavy beams located on either side of the cylinder in some early steam engines, which are pivoted centrally to oscillate through a small arc and transmit reciprocating motion from the cross head of the pistons to the connecting rods or crankshaft. Frequently attributive Now historical. 2In a firearm: a lever that is situated alongside the action and operated by the user, typically to allow the barrel to be opened for loading and locked to the action for firing. 3Generally. A lever situated at the side of something. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Transactions of the Society of Arts. From side + lever.
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