Definition of axle in English:

axle

noun ˈaks(ə)lˈæksəl

A rod or spindle (either fixed or rotating) passing through the centre of a wheel or group of wheels.
the exhaust pipe corrodes around the bend which goes over the rear axle on motor cars
as modifier axle grease
North American railways operate cars at much higher axle loads
Example sentencesExamples
- There was the distant clattering of wheels and squeaking of axles.
- Wheels, axles and railroad ties were flung in all directions.
- Are you going to have to plan on costly replacement of tires or axles or crankpins?
- These critical items allow the wheel to spin freely without damaging the axle or the wheel.
- The frame, in turn, features an oscillating front axle and pivoting rear tandem axles.
- Torque is distributed from the engine to the front and rear axles via the automatic transmission and transfer case.
- This car is four-wheel drive, so down the centre of the chassis there's a drive-shaft, connecting the front and rear axles to the motor.
- Like most Hondas, the engine is mounted longitudinally in the frame letting the drive shafts line up to the front and rear axles.
- The solid wood frame is supported by metal axles and rubber-edged wheels.
- Here, also, increased pay load can be achieved by the replacement of steel with titanium in such items as axles and wheels.
- Indeed, the chassis and the wheel axle were specially designed to withstand such speed.
- Pothole poetry has all the tragedy of lost love if not lost axles and wheels.
- According to whether a bus has 2 axles, 3 axles or 4 axles, it will be charged accordingly.
- There'd have to be changes there: in the boilers, the pistons, the axles and wheels… rebuild the whole thing.
- It is fabricated of aluminum tubing and has four wheels on two axles.
- Independent rear axles are similar to front axle of a front wheel drive car.
- Historians believe the sport's origins date to European Celtics who would toss chariot wheels attached to axles.
- In this case, beauty really is skin deep because no one is pining for drum brakes, beam axles and carburetors.
- And if the shaft is straight the light on the wall will hardly move as the pedal axle is rotated.
- Exports of everything from axles and compressors to shock absorbers have also jumped over the past two years.
Synonyms
shaft, spindle, rod, arbor, pin, pivot
mandrel

Origin

Middle English (originally axle-tree): from Old Norse ǫxultré.

Rhymes

axel

Definition of axle in US English:

axle

nounˈæksəlˈaksəl

A rod or spindle (either fixed or rotating) passing through the center of a wheel or group of wheels.
as modifier axle grease
axle loads
Example sentencesExamples
- And if the shaft is straight the light on the wall will hardly move as the pedal axle is rotated.
- The solid wood frame is supported by metal axles and rubber-edged wheels.
- According to whether a bus has 2 axles, 3 axles or 4 axles, it will be charged accordingly.
- This car is four-wheel drive, so down the centre of the chassis there's a drive-shaft, connecting the front and rear axles to the motor.
- There was the distant clattering of wheels and squeaking of axles.
- Historians believe the sport's origins date to European Celtics who would toss chariot wheels attached to axles.
- Are you going to have to plan on costly replacement of tires or axles or crankpins?
- Pothole poetry has all the tragedy of lost love if not lost axles and wheels.
- Wheels, axles and railroad ties were flung in all directions.
- These critical items allow the wheel to spin freely without damaging the axle or the wheel.
- Torque is distributed from the engine to the front and rear axles via the automatic transmission and transfer case.
- Independent rear axles are similar to front axle of a front wheel drive car.
- It is fabricated of aluminum tubing and has four wheels on two axles.
- Exports of everything from axles and compressors to shock absorbers have also jumped over the past two years.
- Indeed, the chassis and the wheel axle were specially designed to withstand such speed.
- Here, also, increased pay load can be achieved by the replacement of steel with titanium in such items as axles and wheels.
- Like most Hondas, the engine is mounted longitudinally in the frame letting the drive shafts line up to the front and rear axles.
- The frame, in turn, features an oscillating front axle and pivoting rear tandem axles.
- There'd have to be changes there: in the boilers, the pistons, the axles and wheels… rebuild the whole thing.
- In this case, beauty really is skin deep because no one is pining for drum brakes, beam axles and carburetors.
Synonyms
shaft, spindle, rod, arbor, pin, pivot

Origin

Middle English (originally axle-tree): from Old Norse ǫxultré.

单词	axle
释义	Definition of axle in English: axle noun ˈaks(ə)lˈæksəl A rod or spindle (either fixed or rotating) passing through the centre of a wheel or group of wheels. the exhaust pipe corrodes around the bend which goes over the rear axle on motor cars as modifier axle grease North American railways operate cars at much higher axle loads Example sentencesExamples There was the distant clattering of wheels and squeaking of axles. Wheels, axles and railroad ties were flung in all directions. Are you going to have to plan on costly replacement of tires or axles or crankpins? These critical items allow the wheel to spin freely without damaging the axle or the wheel. The frame, in turn, features an oscillating front axle and pivoting rear tandem axles. Torque is distributed from the engine to the front and rear axles via the automatic transmission and transfer case. This car is four-wheel drive, so down the centre of the chassis there's a drive-shaft, connecting the front and rear axles to the motor. Like most Hondas, the engine is mounted longitudinally in the frame letting the drive shafts line up to the front and rear axles. The solid wood frame is supported by metal axles and rubber-edged wheels. Here, also, increased pay load can be achieved by the replacement of steel with titanium in such items as axles and wheels. Indeed, the chassis and the wheel axle were specially designed to withstand such speed. Pothole poetry has all the tragedy of lost love if not lost axles and wheels. According to whether a bus has 2 axles, 3 axles or 4 axles, it will be charged accordingly. There'd have to be changes there: in the boilers, the pistons, the axles and wheels… rebuild the whole thing. It is fabricated of aluminum tubing and has four wheels on two axles. Independent rear axles are similar to front axle of a front wheel drive car. Historians believe the sport's origins date to European Celtics who would toss chariot wheels attached to axles. In this case, beauty really is skin deep because no one is pining for drum brakes, beam axles and carburetors. And if the shaft is straight the light on the wall will hardly move as the pedal axle is rotated. Exports of everything from axles and compressors to shock absorbers have also jumped over the past two years. Synonyms shaft, spindle, rod, arbor, pin, pivot mandrel Origin Middle English (originally axle-tree): from Old Norse ǫxultré. Rhymes axel Definition of axle in US English: axle nounˈæksəlˈaksəl A rod or spindle (either fixed or rotating) passing through the center of a wheel or group of wheels. as modifier axle grease axle loads Example sentencesExamples And if the shaft is straight the light on the wall will hardly move as the pedal axle is rotated. The solid wood frame is supported by metal axles and rubber-edged wheels. According to whether a bus has 2 axles, 3 axles or 4 axles, it will be charged accordingly. This car is four-wheel drive, so down the centre of the chassis there's a drive-shaft, connecting the front and rear axles to the motor. There was the distant clattering of wheels and squeaking of axles. Historians believe the sport's origins date to European Celtics who would toss chariot wheels attached to axles. Are you going to have to plan on costly replacement of tires or axles or crankpins? Pothole poetry has all the tragedy of lost love if not lost axles and wheels. Wheels, axles and railroad ties were flung in all directions. These critical items allow the wheel to spin freely without damaging the axle or the wheel. Torque is distributed from the engine to the front and rear axles via the automatic transmission and transfer case. Independent rear axles are similar to front axle of a front wheel drive car. It is fabricated of aluminum tubing and has four wheels on two axles. Exports of everything from axles and compressors to shock absorbers have also jumped over the past two years. Indeed, the chassis and the wheel axle were specially designed to withstand such speed. Here, also, increased pay load can be achieved by the replacement of steel with titanium in such items as axles and wheels. Like most Hondas, the engine is mounted longitudinally in the frame letting the drive shafts line up to the front and rear axles. The frame, in turn, features an oscillating front axle and pivoting rear tandem axles. There'd have to be changes there: in the boilers, the pistons, the axles and wheels… rebuild the whole thing. In this case, beauty really is skin deep because no one is pining for drum brakes, beam axles and carburetors. Synonyms shaft, spindle, rod, arbor, pin, pivot Origin Middle English (originally axle-tree): from Old Norse ǫxultré.
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