Definition of unibody in English:

unibody

nounPlural unibodies ˈjuːnɪbɒdiˈyo͞onəˌbädē

A single moulded unit forming both the bodywork and chassis of a vehicle.
as modifier the car's unibody construction improves rigidity and reduces weight
Example sentencesExamples
- The boat-tailed design of the original car had to be massaged to fit over the production unibody, but designers managed to keep most of the intricate design cues.
- A stiffer unibody structure serves as the chassis foundation, with a double-wishbone suspension in front and multilink system in the rear.
- Do that to a unibody vehicle and it will have more cross- and corner-braces than the Eiffel Tower, and even then it probably won't feel right.
- The SUV market seems to be splitting into two camps, unibody crossover car-based vehicles for the mid to small size and body-on-frame for the larger ‘trucks’.
- It also could spawn a unibody, compact SUV for the U.S. market to compete with the Honda CR-V and the Toyota RAV4.
- For example, my '93 Mustang Stocker has a unibody chassis to which all the suspension points are attached.
- Crossover vehicles for the most part will share their unibody structures with passenger cars.
- And as you start to build up these pieces, you'll notice there's not a lot of difference between the unibody and the body-on-frame.
- Each vehicle is framed in its section of the body shop; the body-on-frame pickup heads west and the unibody minivan heads east.
- While the unibody structure is unique to the vehicle it does utilize some floor pan stampings from the 3 series.
- But under those familiar sports-coupe lines, it is a radical departure from conventional practice with its monocoque aluminum alloy unibody construction.
- Some modifications had to be made to the paint facility to account for the extra size of the new Range Rover's ‘envelope’ - it is thought to be the largest unibody construction in the motoring world - and its greater weight.
- A full-frame bodyshop cannot build a unibody vehicle - at least not currently.
- She also won't confirm that the new vehicles will feature car-like unibody architecture - as opposed to the more truck-like body-on-frame construction of the current M-Class.
- ‘The most impactful thing in production is simply the concept that we are building the unibody Sienna and the body-on-frame Sequoia on the same exact line,’ says Williamsen.
- Notes Nagamoto, ‘The unibody approach is obviously typical of passenger cars.’
- Industry insiders tell us that Honda has a unibody mid-size lifestyle pickup slated for 2005.
- Utilizing high-tensile steel in critical areas in the unibody increases stiffness and ensures high resistance to flexing, enhancing ride and handling qualities and lowering noise levels inside the vehicle.
- It has the flexibility to build both body-on-frame trucks and SUVs and unibody cars.

Definition of unibody in US English:

unibody

nounˈyo͞onəˌbädē

A single molded unit forming both the bodywork and chassis of a vehicle.
as modifier the car's unibody construction improves rigidity and reduces weight
Example sentencesExamples
- While the unibody structure is unique to the vehicle it does utilize some floor pan stampings from the 3 series.
- Some modifications had to be made to the paint facility to account for the extra size of the new Range Rover's ‘envelope’ - it is thought to be the largest unibody construction in the motoring world - and its greater weight.
- But under those familiar sports-coupe lines, it is a radical departure from conventional practice with its monocoque aluminum alloy unibody construction.
- It has the flexibility to build both body-on-frame trucks and SUVs and unibody cars.
- It also could spawn a unibody, compact SUV for the U.S. market to compete with the Honda CR-V and the Toyota RAV4.
- For example, my '93 Mustang Stocker has a unibody chassis to which all the suspension points are attached.
- ‘The most impactful thing in production is simply the concept that we are building the unibody Sienna and the body-on-frame Sequoia on the same exact line,’ says Williamsen.
- A stiffer unibody structure serves as the chassis foundation, with a double-wishbone suspension in front and multilink system in the rear.
- The boat-tailed design of the original car had to be massaged to fit over the production unibody, but designers managed to keep most of the intricate design cues.
- She also won't confirm that the new vehicles will feature car-like unibody architecture - as opposed to the more truck-like body-on-frame construction of the current M-Class.
- Notes Nagamoto, ‘The unibody approach is obviously typical of passenger cars.’
- And as you start to build up these pieces, you'll notice there's not a lot of difference between the unibody and the body-on-frame.
- Crossover vehicles for the most part will share their unibody structures with passenger cars.
- Industry insiders tell us that Honda has a unibody mid-size lifestyle pickup slated for 2005.
- The SUV market seems to be splitting into two camps, unibody crossover car-based vehicles for the mid to small size and body-on-frame for the larger ‘trucks’.
- A full-frame bodyshop cannot build a unibody vehicle - at least not currently.
- Do that to a unibody vehicle and it will have more cross- and corner-braces than the Eiffel Tower, and even then it probably won't feel right.
- Utilizing high-tensile steel in critical areas in the unibody increases stiffness and ensures high resistance to flexing, enhancing ride and handling qualities and lowering noise levels inside the vehicle.
- Each vehicle is framed in its section of the body shop; the body-on-frame pickup heads west and the unibody minivan heads east.

单词	unibody
释义	Definition of unibody in English: unibody nounPlural unibodies ˈjuːnɪbɒdiˈyo͞onəˌbädē A single moulded unit forming both the bodywork and chassis of a vehicle. as modifier the car's unibody construction improves rigidity and reduces weight Example sentencesExamples The boat-tailed design of the original car had to be massaged to fit over the production unibody, but designers managed to keep most of the intricate design cues. A stiffer unibody structure serves as the chassis foundation, with a double-wishbone suspension in front and multilink system in the rear. Do that to a unibody vehicle and it will have more cross- and corner-braces than the Eiffel Tower, and even then it probably won't feel right. The SUV market seems to be splitting into two camps, unibody crossover car-based vehicles for the mid to small size and body-on-frame for the larger ‘trucks’. It also could spawn a unibody, compact SUV for the U.S. market to compete with the Honda CR-V and the Toyota RAV4. For example, my '93 Mustang Stocker has a unibody chassis to which all the suspension points are attached. Crossover vehicles for the most part will share their unibody structures with passenger cars. And as you start to build up these pieces, you'll notice there's not a lot of difference between the unibody and the body-on-frame. Each vehicle is framed in its section of the body shop; the body-on-frame pickup heads west and the unibody minivan heads east. While the unibody structure is unique to the vehicle it does utilize some floor pan stampings from the 3 series. But under those familiar sports-coupe lines, it is a radical departure from conventional practice with its monocoque aluminum alloy unibody construction. Some modifications had to be made to the paint facility to account for the extra size of the new Range Rover's ‘envelope’ - it is thought to be the largest unibody construction in the motoring world - and its greater weight. A full-frame bodyshop cannot build a unibody vehicle - at least not currently. She also won't confirm that the new vehicles will feature car-like unibody architecture - as opposed to the more truck-like body-on-frame construction of the current M-Class. ‘The most impactful thing in production is simply the concept that we are building the unibody Sienna and the body-on-frame Sequoia on the same exact line,’ says Williamsen. Notes Nagamoto, ‘The unibody approach is obviously typical of passenger cars.’ Industry insiders tell us that Honda has a unibody mid-size lifestyle pickup slated for 2005. Utilizing high-tensile steel in critical areas in the unibody increases stiffness and ensures high resistance to flexing, enhancing ride and handling qualities and lowering noise levels inside the vehicle. It has the flexibility to build both body-on-frame trucks and SUVs and unibody cars. Definition of unibody in US English: unibody nounˈyo͞onəˌbädē A single molded unit forming both the bodywork and chassis of a vehicle. as modifier the car's unibody construction improves rigidity and reduces weight Example sentencesExamples While the unibody structure is unique to the vehicle it does utilize some floor pan stampings from the 3 series. Some modifications had to be made to the paint facility to account for the extra size of the new Range Rover's ‘envelope’ - it is thought to be the largest unibody construction in the motoring world - and its greater weight. But under those familiar sports-coupe lines, it is a radical departure from conventional practice with its monocoque aluminum alloy unibody construction. It has the flexibility to build both body-on-frame trucks and SUVs and unibody cars. It also could spawn a unibody, compact SUV for the U.S. market to compete with the Honda CR-V and the Toyota RAV4. For example, my '93 Mustang Stocker has a unibody chassis to which all the suspension points are attached. ‘The most impactful thing in production is simply the concept that we are building the unibody Sienna and the body-on-frame Sequoia on the same exact line,’ says Williamsen. A stiffer unibody structure serves as the chassis foundation, with a double-wishbone suspension in front and multilink system in the rear. The boat-tailed design of the original car had to be massaged to fit over the production unibody, but designers managed to keep most of the intricate design cues. She also won't confirm that the new vehicles will feature car-like unibody architecture - as opposed to the more truck-like body-on-frame construction of the current M-Class. Notes Nagamoto, ‘The unibody approach is obviously typical of passenger cars.’ And as you start to build up these pieces, you'll notice there's not a lot of difference between the unibody and the body-on-frame. Crossover vehicles for the most part will share their unibody structures with passenger cars. Industry insiders tell us that Honda has a unibody mid-size lifestyle pickup slated for 2005. The SUV market seems to be splitting into two camps, unibody crossover car-based vehicles for the mid to small size and body-on-frame for the larger ‘trucks’. A full-frame bodyshop cannot build a unibody vehicle - at least not currently. Do that to a unibody vehicle and it will have more cross- and corner-braces than the Eiffel Tower, and even then it probably won't feel right. Utilizing high-tensile steel in critical areas in the unibody increases stiffness and ensures high resistance to flexing, enhancing ride and handling qualities and lowering noise levels inside the vehicle. Each vehicle is framed in its section of the body shop; the body-on-frame pickup heads west and the unibody minivan heads east.
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