mechanical force
UK: /məˈkænɪkəl fɔːs/
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Definition of mechanical force - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

physicsTECH.push or pull on an object created by physical contact or machinesTECH.
  • The bridge collapsed under the mechanical force of the strong winds.
  • The clamp applies a constant mechanical force to hold the sample in place.
  • Too much mechanical force can damage delicate electronic components.
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engineering
flat mechanical part that presses another part to transfer force
tools
lifting tool using mechanical or hydraulic force to raise heavy objects
force testing
device measuring heart's mechanical force
technology
mechanical system that passes turning force using connected toothed wheels
technology
mechanical device that lowers rotation speed and increases turning force
technology
mechanical device that lowers rotational speed while increasing driving force
mechanical engineering
transfer of turning force between connected parts in a mechanical system
mechanics
mechanical lever changing direction of force or motion

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  1. French:force mécanique, ...
  2. German:mechanische Kraft, ...
  3. Italian:forza meccanica, ...
  4. Spanish:fuerza mecánica, ...
  5. Portuguese:força mecânica, ...
  6. Chinese:机械力, ...
  7. Japanese:機械的力, ...
  8. Arabic:قُوَّةٌ مِيكَانِيكِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:כֹּחַ מְכָנִי, ...
  10. Russian:механическая сила, ...
  11. Ukrainian:механічна сила, ...
  12. Hindi:यांत्रिक बल, ...

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