Definition of targa in English:

targa

noun ˈtɑːɡəˈtärɡə

trademark

usually as modifier A type of convertible sports car with a hood or panel that can be removed, leaving a central roll bar for passenger safety.
保时捷盾牌型号跑车
a targa roof
一个保时捷盾牌型号跑车的车篷。
Example sentencesExamples
- Designed as a two-seater long-tail spider with a targa roof the car can exceed 205 mph at full throttle, sprinting from 0 to 62 mph in just 3.8 seconds.
- The Targa has the body of the cabriolet with the Targa glass roof replacing the fabric roof.
- Toyota introduced the Soarer Aero Cabin in 1989, which was equipped with an electronically operated metal-top targa roof.
- In my gown I pulled off the targa top and headed towards Spago.
- Though the Italian supercar is actually 44 lb lighter than the Porsche, the Ferrari should have a weight advantage because its roof is fixed, whereas the German contender has removable targa panels.
Synonyms
soft-top, ragtop

Origin

Italian, literally 'shield', given as a name to a model of Porsche with a detachable hood (1965), probably suggested by the Targa Florio ( 'Florio Shield'), a motor time trial held annually in Sicily.

Definition of targa in US English:

targa

nounˈtärɡə

trademark

usually as modifier A type of convertible sports car with a hood or panel that can be removed, leaving a central roll bar for passenger safety.
保时捷盾牌型号跑车
a targa roof
一个保时捷盾牌型号跑车的车篷。
Example sentencesExamples
- The Targa has the body of the cabriolet with the Targa glass roof replacing the fabric roof.
- Designed as a two-seater long-tail spider with a targa roof the car can exceed 205 mph at full throttle, sprinting from 0 to 62 mph in just 3.8 seconds.
- Toyota introduced the Soarer Aero Cabin in 1989, which was equipped with an electronically operated metal-top targa roof.
- In my gown I pulled off the targa top and headed towards Spago.
- Though the Italian supercar is actually 44 lb lighter than the Porsche, the Ferrari should have a weight advantage because its roof is fixed, whereas the German contender has removable targa panels.
Synonyms
soft-top, ragtop

Origin

Italian, literally ‘shield’, given as a name to a model of Porsche with a detachable hood (1965), probably suggested by the Targa Florio ( ‘Florio Shield’), a motor time trial held annually in Sicily.

单词	targa
释义	Definition of targa in English: targa noun ˈtɑːɡəˈtärɡə trademark usually as modifier A type of convertible sports car with a hood or panel that can be removed, leaving a central roll bar for passenger safety. 保时捷盾牌型号跑车 a targa roof 一个保时捷盾牌型号跑车的车篷。 Example sentencesExamples Designed as a two-seater long-tail spider with a targa roof the car can exceed 205 mph at full throttle, sprinting from 0 to 62 mph in just 3.8 seconds. The Targa has the body of the cabriolet with the Targa glass roof replacing the fabric roof. Toyota introduced the Soarer Aero Cabin in 1989, which was equipped with an electronically operated metal-top targa roof. In my gown I pulled off the targa top and headed towards Spago. Though the Italian supercar is actually 44 lb lighter than the Porsche, the Ferrari should have a weight advantage because its roof is fixed, whereas the German contender has removable targa panels. Synonyms soft-top, ragtop Origin Italian, literally 'shield', given as a name to a model of Porsche with a detachable hood (1965), probably suggested by the Targa Florio ( 'Florio Shield'), a motor time trial held annually in Sicily. Definition of targa in US English: targa nounˈtärɡə trademark usually as modifier A type of convertible sports car with a hood or panel that can be removed, leaving a central roll bar for passenger safety. 保时捷盾牌型号跑车 a targa roof 一个保时捷盾牌型号跑车的车篷。 Example sentencesExamples The Targa has the body of the cabriolet with the Targa glass roof replacing the fabric roof. Designed as a two-seater long-tail spider with a targa roof the car can exceed 205 mph at full throttle, sprinting from 0 to 62 mph in just 3.8 seconds. Toyota introduced the Soarer Aero Cabin in 1989, which was equipped with an electronically operated metal-top targa roof. In my gown I pulled off the targa top and headed towards Spago. Though the Italian supercar is actually 44 lb lighter than the Porsche, the Ferrari should have a weight advantage because its roof is fixed, whereas the German contender has removable targa panels. Synonyms soft-top, ragtop Origin Italian, literally ‘shield’, given as a name to a model of Porsche with a detachable hood (1965), probably suggested by the Targa Florio ( ‘Florio Shield’), a motor time trial held annually in Sicily.
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