loading gauge UK
ˈloʊdɪŋ ɡeɪdʒ
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Definition of loading gauge - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
rail dimensionsTECH.UKmaximum height and width for rail vehiclesTECH.UK
  • The train's design complies with the loading gauge.
2.
measurement structureTECH.UKstructure checking rail vehicle dimensionsTECH.UK
  • The loading gauge ensured the train fit the tunnel.
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Images of loading gauge

  • loading gauge: structure checking rail vehicle dimensions
    structure checking rail vehicle dimensions

Expressions with loading

front-end loadingn.
adding costs at the start of a project
Front-end loading can affect the project's budget.
loading arean.
place designated for loading and unloading goods
Trucks were queued up at the loading area.
loading bayn.
designated street area for vehicle loading
The van parked in the loading bay to unload.
loading zonen.
area designated for loading and unloading goods
Trucks parked in the loading zone to deliver supplies.
loading and unloadingn.
activity of moving goods onto and off vehicles or equipment
A fee is charged for loading and unloading at the port.
loading platformn.
raised area beside vehicles where workers load or unload goods
The truck backed up to the loading platform at the warehouse.

Expressions with gauge

fuel gaugen.
instrument showing fuel amount in a vehicle
The fuel gauge showed half a tank.
gas gaugen.
instrument measuring the amount of fuel in a vehicle
The gas gauge showed nearly empty, so we stopped to refuel.
gauge the right momentv.
judge when is the best time to do something
She tried to gauge the right moment to ask for help.
gauge the temperaturev.
evaluate the mood or atmosphere of a situation
He tried to gauge the temperature of the meeting.
gauge your interestv.
measure how interested you are
The survey will help us gauge your interest in the new product.
petrol gaugen.
instrument showing fuel level in a vehicle
The petrol gauge indicated that the tank was nearly empty.
temperature gaugen.
device that shows how hot or cold something is
The car's temperature gauge warned him that the engine was overheating.
tire gaugen.
instrument for measuring air pressure in tires
He used a tire gauge to check his car's tire pressure before the trip..
gauge the reactionv.
measure how people respond to something
The company released a survey to gauge the reaction to their new product.
gasoline gaugen.
instrument showing gasoline level in a vehicle's tank
The gasoline gauge showed half a tank.

Terms related to loading gauge

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
loaddimensiongaugeheightrailwaytracktransportvehiclewidthmeasurementrestrictionstructure

Examples of loading gauge in a sentence

  • The new rail cars fit within the loading gauge limits.
  • The loading gauge was crucial for the new rail project.
  • Engineers checked the loading gauge before approving the design.

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  1. French:gabarit, gabarit de chargement, ...
  2. German:Lichtraumprofil, ...
  3. Italian:sagoma limite, ...
  4. Spanish:gálibo, galibo, ...
  5. Portuguese:gabarito de carga, ...
  6. Chinese:限界, 限界量规, ...
  7. Japanese:車両限界, ...
  8. Arabic:مِقْياسُ التَّحْمِيلِ, مِقياس الحَمولة, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּרוֹפִיל טְעִינָה, מַד מְסִלּוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:габарит загрузки, габаритный контур, ...
  11. Ukrainian:габарит навантаження, габаритний контур, ...
  12. Hindi:लोडिंग गेज, माप संरचना, ...

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