Definition of Wankel engine in English:

Wankel engine

nounˈwaŋk(ə)lˈvaŋ-ˈwaNG-

A rotary internal combustion engine in which a curvilinear, triangular, eccentrically pivoted piston rotates in an elliptical chamber, forming three combustion spaces that vary in volume as it turns.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Having already bought the licence to produce Wankel engines, the decision was taken to go rotary.
- It's not as powerful as the initial projections led us to believe, and the Wankel engine uses oil and petrol in equal measure.
- With the help of their Wankel engines, the company quickly rose in prominence.
- The RX - 8 uses a twin-rotor Wankel engine and it comes in two states of tune, called standard and high power.
- And the latest incarnation of his Wankel engines seems to be taking off as a product in its own right.
- An internal combustion engine will produce 14-15 hp per gallon of fuel per hour (Wankel engines are a little worse, but we'll go with this figure.)

Origin

1960s: named after Felix Wankel (1902–88), German engineer.

Definition of Wankel engine in US English:

Wankel engine

nounˈwaNG-

A rotary internal combustion engine in which a curvilinear, triangular, eccentrically pivoted piston rotates in an elliptical chamber, forming three combustion spaces that vary in volume as the piston turns.
汪克尔发动机
Example sentencesExamples
- The RX - 8 uses a twin-rotor Wankel engine and it comes in two states of tune, called standard and high power.
- An internal combustion engine will produce 14-15 hp per gallon of fuel per hour (Wankel engines are a little worse, but we'll go with this figure.)
- And the latest incarnation of his Wankel engines seems to be taking off as a product in its own right.
- Having already bought the licence to produce Wankel engines, the decision was taken to go rotary.
- It's not as powerful as the initial projections led us to believe, and the Wankel engine uses oil and petrol in equal measure.
- With the help of their Wankel engines, the company quickly rose in prominence.

Origin

1960s: named after Felix Wankel (1902–88), German engineer.

单词	Wankel engine
释义	Definition of Wankel engine in English: Wankel engine nounˈwaŋk(ə)lˈvaŋ-ˈwaNG- A rotary internal combustion engine in which a curvilinear, triangular, eccentrically pivoted piston rotates in an elliptical chamber, forming three combustion spaces that vary in volume as it turns. 汪克尔发动机 Example sentencesExamples Having already bought the licence to produce Wankel engines, the decision was taken to go rotary. It's not as powerful as the initial projections led us to believe, and the Wankel engine uses oil and petrol in equal measure. With the help of their Wankel engines, the company quickly rose in prominence. The RX - 8 uses a twin-rotor Wankel engine and it comes in two states of tune, called standard and high power. And the latest incarnation of his Wankel engines seems to be taking off as a product in its own right. An internal combustion engine will produce 14-15 hp per gallon of fuel per hour (Wankel engines are a little worse, but we'll go with this figure.) Origin 1960s: named after Felix Wankel (1902–88), German engineer. Definition of Wankel engine in US English: Wankel engine nounˈwaNG- A rotary internal combustion engine in which a curvilinear, triangular, eccentrically pivoted piston rotates in an elliptical chamber, forming three combustion spaces that vary in volume as the piston turns. 汪克尔发动机 Example sentencesExamples The RX - 8 uses a twin-rotor Wankel engine and it comes in two states of tune, called standard and high power. An internal combustion engine will produce 14-15 hp per gallon of fuel per hour (Wankel engines are a little worse, but we'll go with this figure.) And the latest incarnation of his Wankel engines seems to be taking off as a product in its own right. Having already bought the licence to produce Wankel engines, the decision was taken to go rotary. It's not as powerful as the initial projections led us to believe, and the Wankel engine uses oil and petrol in equal measure. With the help of their Wankel engines, the company quickly rose in prominence. Origin 1960s: named after Felix Wankel (1902–88), German engineer.
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