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Definition of in-line engine in English: in-line enginenoun A type of internal combustion engine used chiefly in aircraft, having its cylinders arranged in a row. Example sentencesExamples - In the front, the P2's octagonal frame rails had to be extended to accommodate the Duratec 30 V6 engine, since Volvo uses thinner transverse-mounted inline engines.
- When did Volvo move from fours and sixes to 5-cylinder inline engines (Audi's old trademark)?
- The idea has been developed for inline engines, mainly those with four cylinders.
- Conventionally built of steel tube, wood, and fabric, It had a mounted a 90-hp American Cirrus four cylinder inline engine under a hammered aluminum cowling.
- Inline engines are where the big torque ratings come from.
Definition of in-line engine in US English: in-line enginenounˌinlīn ˈenjin A type of internal combustion engine used chiefly in aircraft, having its cylinders arranged in a row. Example sentencesExamples - The idea has been developed for inline engines, mainly those with four cylinders.
- When did Volvo move from fours and sixes to 5-cylinder inline engines (Audi's old trademark)?
- In the front, the P2's octagonal frame rails had to be extended to accommodate the Duratec 30 V6 engine, since Volvo uses thinner transverse-mounted inline engines.
- Conventionally built of steel tube, wood, and fabric, It had a mounted a 90-hp American Cirrus four cylinder inline engine under a hammered aluminum cowling.
- Inline engines are where the big torque ratings come from.
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