Definition of machine-driven in English:

machine-driven

adjective

Operated or controlled by a machine or machinery.
machine-driven vehicles replaced much of the manual labour of the past
Example sentencesExamples
- The historians in 1924 blamed the public's diminishing interest in politics on "the conditions of complex modern life: the frantic, overorganized, spectacular, urbanized, machine-driven world we live in today".
- Tolkien saw in the impersonal, machine-driven capitalism of the twentieth century a form of soft tyranny almost as oppressive as fascism or communism.
- The Industrial Revolution began at the end of the seventeenth century, specifically in the machine-driven manufacturing processes made possible by the steam engine.
- The image of an aviator who circles and teases Mt Etna, mythical home of Vulcan, shows just how bold the call to anarchy and a new machine-driven age was in 1912 when men began to fly.
- Only 4 percent of the population is employed in agriculture, which has become highly industrialized and machine-driven.
Synonyms
mechanized, automated, automatic, motor-driven, power-driven, self-propelled

Definition of machine-driven in US English:

machine-driven

adjective

Operated or controlled by a machine or machinery.
machine-driven vehicles replaced much of the manual labor of the past
Example sentencesExamples
- The historians in 1924 blamed the public's diminishing interest in politics on "the conditions of complex modern life: the frantic, overorganized, spectacular, urbanized, machine-driven world we live in today".
- The Industrial Revolution began at the end of the seventeenth century, specifically in the machine-driven manufacturing processes made possible by the steam engine.
- Tolkien saw in the impersonal, machine-driven capitalism of the twentieth century a form of soft tyranny almost as oppressive as fascism or communism.
- Only 4 percent of the population is employed in agriculture, which has become highly industrialized and machine-driven.
- The image of an aviator who circles and teases Mt Etna, mythical home of Vulcan, shows just how bold the call to anarchy and a new machine-driven age was in 1912 when men began to fly.
Synonyms
mechanized, automated, automatic, motor-driven, power-driven, self-propelled

单词	machine-driven
释义	Definition of machine-driven in English: machine-driven adjective Operated or controlled by a machine or machinery. machine-driven vehicles replaced much of the manual labour of the past Example sentencesExamples The historians in 1924 blamed the public's diminishing interest in politics on "the conditions of complex modern life: the frantic, overorganized, spectacular, urbanized, machine-driven world we live in today". Tolkien saw in the impersonal, machine-driven capitalism of the twentieth century a form of soft tyranny almost as oppressive as fascism or communism. The Industrial Revolution began at the end of the seventeenth century, specifically in the machine-driven manufacturing processes made possible by the steam engine. The image of an aviator who circles and teases Mt Etna, mythical home of Vulcan, shows just how bold the call to anarchy and a new machine-driven age was in 1912 when men began to fly. Only 4 percent of the population is employed in agriculture, which has become highly industrialized and machine-driven. Synonyms mechanized, automated, automatic, motor-driven, power-driven, self-propelled Definition of machine-driven in US English: machine-driven adjective Operated or controlled by a machine or machinery. machine-driven vehicles replaced much of the manual labor of the past Example sentencesExamples The historians in 1924 blamed the public's diminishing interest in politics on "the conditions of complex modern life: the frantic, overorganized, spectacular, urbanized, machine-driven world we live in today". The Industrial Revolution began at the end of the seventeenth century, specifically in the machine-driven manufacturing processes made possible by the steam engine. Tolkien saw in the impersonal, machine-driven capitalism of the twentieth century a form of soft tyranny almost as oppressive as fascism or communism. Only 4 percent of the population is employed in agriculture, which has become highly industrialized and machine-driven. The image of an aviator who circles and teases Mt Etna, mythical home of Vulcan, shows just how bold the call to anarchy and a new machine-driven age was in 1912 when men began to fly. Synonyms mechanized, automated, automatic, motor-driven, power-driven, self-propelled
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