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Definition of homologate in English: homologateverb həˈmɒləɡeɪt [with object]1Approve (a car, engine, etc.) for sale in a particular market or use in a particular class of racing. Example sentencesExamples - Today, Ford Racing and the Grand American Road Racing Series announce that Ford Racing's 2005 Mustang GT race car has been homologated to compete in the GS Class of Grand-Am Cup.
- We can homologate the complete car - take it from just after the design phase to production, even bringing the cars into the dealership network.
- It is true that we have homologated two gearboxes, a four-speed box and a five-speed unit.
- It will appeal to a wide market segment and be easily homologated for global production and distribution.
- The Ford Focus RS WRC 03 will undergo the necessary parts inspections by the FIA later this week and is due to be officially homologated as a World Rally Car on April 1.
- Significantly, it is the first Irish rally to feature over one hundred homologated cars on its entry list, including over thirty versions of the Subaru Impreza alone.
- Both PG Andersson and Guy Wilks drove for one day each during the test, which was aimed at refining the specification of the Swift and ensuring complete reliability before the car is homologated next month.
- Cars homologated under subsequent specifications will also remain eligible in their configurations.
- The track version is beefed up, with homologated roll bars, twin master cylinders for the brakes, and more chassis bracing.
- Originally run in what at the time was called the GT1 class, the Panoz has been upgraded and homologated and will compete at Sebring and Le Mans in the LMP1 class, racing against such cars as the Audi R8 and Lola-MG.
- Instead he used the time to thoroughly test his newly homologated Team Kronos Citroën C2 Super 1600.
2formal Express agreement with or approval of. one body of patrons elected the teacher, the others afterwards homologating the appointment Example sentencesExamples - To get this permit, you need to be authorised to exercise such an activity in France (i.e. have the corresponding and homologated professional qualifications).
- He decided that he needed to stay around and earn money, especially after he and Pete had to pay a total of $700 to the National Aeronautic Association and other bodies to homologate their joint world record.
- The Quebec Superior Court homologated the decision of the arbitrator.
Derivatives noun həmɒləˈɡeɪʃ(ə)n We began by optimising the strength of the transmission as well as that of other minor components with a view to enhancing the car's reliability, and that necessitated the homologation of certain new parts. Example sentencesExamples - The new firm's services will include prototyping, production analysis, performance testing and vehicle homologation for particular markets.
- ‘The car is ready for homologation,’ he said, declining to name those who have expressed their interest in owning the car.
- In the US, hang glider pilots have to pay hundreds of times more for a world record homologation than any other pilots in the world have to pay.
- The hard work in achieving homologation is over - now our hard work of racing begins.
Origin Late 16th century: from medieval Latin homologat- 'agreed', from the verb homologare, from Greek homologein 'confess'. Definition of homologate in US English: homologateverb [with object]1Approve (a car, boat, or engine) for sale in a particular market or use in a particular class of racing. Example sentencesExamples - Cars homologated under subsequent specifications will also remain eligible in their configurations.
- The Ford Focus RS WRC 03 will undergo the necessary parts inspections by the FIA later this week and is due to be officially homologated as a World Rally Car on April 1.
- It will appeal to a wide market segment and be easily homologated for global production and distribution.
- Both PG Andersson and Guy Wilks drove for one day each during the test, which was aimed at refining the specification of the Swift and ensuring complete reliability before the car is homologated next month.
- It is true that we have homologated two gearboxes, a four-speed box and a five-speed unit.
- Originally run in what at the time was called the GT1 class, the Panoz has been upgraded and homologated and will compete at Sebring and Le Mans in the LMP1 class, racing against such cars as the Audi R8 and Lola-MG.
- We can homologate the complete car - take it from just after the design phase to production, even bringing the cars into the dealership network.
- Today, Ford Racing and the Grand American Road Racing Series announce that Ford Racing's 2005 Mustang GT race car has been homologated to compete in the GS Class of Grand-Am Cup.
- Instead he used the time to thoroughly test his newly homologated Team Kronos Citroën C2 Super 1600.
- Significantly, it is the first Irish rally to feature over one hundred homologated cars on its entry list, including over thirty versions of the Subaru Impreza alone.
- The track version is beefed up, with homologated roll bars, twin master cylinders for the brakes, and more chassis bracing.
2formal Express agreement with or approval of. one body of patrons elected the teacher, the others afterward homologating the appointment Example sentencesExamples - He decided that he needed to stay around and earn money, especially after he and Pete had to pay a total of $700 to the National Aeronautic Association and other bodies to homologate their joint world record.
- To get this permit, you need to be authorised to exercise such an activity in France (i.e. have the corresponding and homologated professional qualifications).
- The Quebec Superior Court homologated the decision of the arbitrator.
Origin Late 16th century: from medieval Latin homologat- ‘agreed’, from the verb homologare, from Greek homologein ‘confess’. |