forced induction
fɔːst ɪnˈdʌkʃən
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Definition of forced induction - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

automotiveTECH.method of increasing engine power by compressing air into the engineTECH.
  • Forced induction systems like turbochargers can significantly boost a car's performance..
  • Many sports cars use forced induction for better speed.
  • Engineers are developing new forced induction technologies.
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vehicle mechanics
forced-induction unit driven by exhaust flow that raises intake air pressure

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  1. French:suralimentation, ...
  2. German:erzwungene Induktion, ...
  3. Italian:sovralimentazione, ...
  4. Spanish:sobrealimentación, ...
  5. Portuguese:indução forçada, ...
  6. Chinese:强制进气, ...
  7. Japanese:強制誘導, ...
  8. Arabic:شحن اجباري, ...
  9. Hebrew:טְעִינָה כְּפוּיָה, ...
  10. Russian:принудительная индукция, ...
  11. Ukrainian:примусова індукція, ...
  12. Hindi:बलपूर्वक प्रेरण, ...

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