Definition
Definition of accel - Reverso English Dictionary
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motionRare US increase in speed or rateRare US
- The car's accel is impressive.
- The bike's accel surprised everyone.
- Rapid accel caused the spill.
Origin of accel
Latin, accelerare (to hasten)
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- French:accélération, ...
- German:Beschleunigung, ...
- Italian:accelerazione, ...
- Spanish:aceleración, ...
- Portuguese:aceleração, ...
- Chinese:加速, ...
- Japanese:加速, ...
- Arabic:تَسارُع, ...
- Hebrew:הַאֲצָאָה, ...
- Russian:ускорение, ...
- Ukrainian:прискорення, ...
- Hindi:त्वरण, ...
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