lawnmower
(lɔːnmoʊəʳ ) also lawn mower
Word forms: lawnmowers
countable noun
A lawnmower is a machine for cutting grass on lawns.
All they needed was a robot lawnmower.
Image of lawnmower
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Collocations:
lawnmower engine
But they found his bar stool was powered by a lawnmower engine - and capable of doing 38mph.
The Sun
And to reach his lofty eyrie, you had to get into a rickety lift that felt as if it was being operated by a lawnmower engine.
Times, Sunday Times
Apart from sharing the diesel's use of compression ignition, their construction has more in common with a small two-stroke motorcycle or lawnmower engine.
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The robot had a shell made from a wok and was spun by a lawnmower engine.
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His interest in motorcycles began at the age of nine, when his father gave him a small motorbike powered by a lawnmower engine.
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Translations:
Chinese: 剪草机
Japanese: 芝刈り機
- relative innocence
- relative isolation
- relative lack of
- relative latecomer
- relative luxury
- relatively
- relatively affluent
- relatively affordable
- relatively benign
- relatively brief
- relatively cheap
- relatively comfortable
- relatively common
- relatively constant
- relatively dry
- relatively easy
- relatively expensive
- relatively free of
- relatively frequent
- relatively harmless
- relatively healthy
- relatively ineffective
- relatively inexpensive
- relatively inexperienced
- relatively innocuous