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Definition of chassis - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
transportationTECH. base frame of a motor vehicleTECH.
- The car's chassis was damaged in the accident.
2.
technologyTECH. frame or housing for electronic componentsTECH.
- The computer's chassis was opened for repairs.
3.
aviationTECH. landing gear of an aircraftTECH.
- The pilot checked the chassis before takeoff.
Images of chassis
base frame of a motor vehicle 
frame or housing for electronic components 
landing gear of an aircraft
Origin of chassis
French, chassis (frame)
Terms with chassis included in their meaning
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automobile
body of a motor vehicle excluding the chassis
car structure
outer shell of a car excluding the chassis
automobile
Australian van based on a car chassis
automotive
wheels, suspension, and chassis of a vehicle
computing
thin modular server unit that fits into a shared chassis
transportation
composed of parts with wheels and chassis
technology
computer chassis hosting and connecting various modules
automotive
vehicle chassis format for electric vehicles
Examples of chassis in a sentence
A strong chassis is crucial for vehicle safety. The chassis of the radio was damaged. He admired the sleek chassis of the new model. The engineer inspected the chassis for any damage. Maintenance on the chassis was completed swiftly.
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- French:châssis, train d'atterrissage, ...
- German:Fahrgestell, Gehäuse, ...
- Italian:telaio, chassis, ...
- Spanish:chasis, carcasa, ...
- Portuguese:chassis, estrutura, ...
- Chinese:底盘, 机箱, ...
- Japanese:シャーシ, 筐体, ...
- Arabic:هَيْكَل, غِلاف, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁלְדָּה, מַאֲרָז, ...
- Russian:шасси, корпус, ...
- Ukrainian:шасі, корпус, ...
- Hindi:चेसिस, फ्रेम, ...
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