Definition
Definition of torques - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
historical jewelryDated twisted metal collar or necklaceDated
- The museum displayed ancient torques from the Celtic era.
2.
animal markingDated band of color or feathers around an animal's neckDated
- The bird's torques were bright and colorful.
Images of torques
twisted metal collar or necklace 
band of color or feathers around an animal's neck
Origin of torques
Latin, torques (necklace)
Examples of torques in a sentence
Torques were often worn by warriors in ancient times. The parrot's torques were striking against its green feathers. The peacock displayed its torques proudly during mating season.
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- French:torque, collerette, ...
- German:Torques, Halsband, ...
- Italian:collare, fascia, ...
- Spanish:collar torcido, collar, ...
- Portuguese:torques, colar, ...
- Chinese:金属项圈, 颈环, ...
- Japanese:トルク, 首輪, ...
- Arabic:طَوْق مَعْدَنيّ مُلْتَوٍ, طَوْق, ...
- Hebrew:טוֹרְק, טְבָעַת צַוָּאר, ...
- Russian:металлический ошейник, ожерелье, ...
- Ukrainian:торк, торки, ...
- Hindi:मरोड़दार हार, टॉर्क्स, ...
Definition of torque - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
mechanicsTECH. rotational effect of a forceTECH.
- The engine produces high torque at low speeds.
2.
jewelryRare metal necklace worn by ancient EuropeansRare
- The museum displayed a Celtic torque.
Images of torque
metal necklace worn by ancient Europeans
Expressions with torque
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remove something by twisting
He torqued off the cap from the bottle.
rotating force produced by an engine to turn shafts or wheels
The truck’s strong engine torque helps it tow heavy trailers uphill.
greatest twisting force an engine or motor can produce
This car reaches its maximum torque at 3,000 revolutions per minute.
specified turning force used when fastening a bolt nut or similar part
The manual lists the correct tightening torque for each engine bolt.
tool for applying specific torque to fasteners
He used a torque wrench to tighten the bolts.
tighten a bolt or screw to a specified torque
Make sure to torque up the bolts to the recommended setting.
twisting force needed to start turning a resting shaft or load
The motor must provide enough starting torque to move the conveyor belt.
electric motor built to give high turning force at very low speed
The machine uses a torque motor to drive the drum directly.
transfer of turning force between connected parts in a mechanical system
The gearbox design improves torque transmission from the engine to the wheels.
rotational force created by a brake system to slow a rotating part
The engineer calculated the brake torque needed to stop the racing car safely.
hydraulic device for smooth power transmission
A faulty torque converter can cause transmission issues.
device measuring torque in a rotating system
The engineer used a torque meter to check the engine.
spanner with a torque-limiting mechanism
The mechanic adjusted the torque spanner to the required setting.
Origin of torque
Latin, torquere (to twist)
Examples of torque in a sentence
High torque is essential for towing heavy loads. She wore a beautifully crafted torque. The ancient torque was made of gold.
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- French:couple, collier, ...
- German:Drehmoment, Torques, ...
- Italian:coppia, collana rigida, ...
- Spanish:torque, collar metálico, ...
- Portuguese:binário, torque, ...
- Chinese:扭矩, 金属项圈, ...
- Japanese:トルク, ...
- Arabic:عَزْم, طوق معدني, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹמֶנְט פִּיתּוּל, טוֹרְק, ...
- Russian:крутящий момент, металлическое ожерелье, ...
- Ukrainian:крутний момент, торквес, ...
- Hindi:घूर्णन बल, धातु का हार, ...
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