Definition of wheelbase in English:

wheelbase

nounˈwiːlbeɪsˈ(h)wilˌbeɪs

The distance between the front and rear axles of a vehicle.
in combination a short-wheelbase model
Example sentencesExamples
- Another problem with a big truck and a short wheelbase and a single rear axle is the bounce.
- Although they share the same platform, they have unique body structures and different wheelbases.
- Although the wheelbases are identical, the hatchback's overall length is 14 ins.
- In fact, from the 1,500-lb.-rated operating capacity and up, all of the competitor machines have increased their wheelbases to longer wheelbases like the Deere and New Holland models [have].
- Its wheelbase, 103.5 in., is greater than the vehicles in the competitive set.
- Visteon's portable dyno can handle vehicles with wheelbases from 85 to 190 in., though pickups with dual rear wheels are too wide to fit comfortably.
- Most are panel vans on 3.5m wheelbases although the line-up also includes eight 4m wheelbase models and 10 Traveliner 12-seater minibuses.
- Available in three wheelbases and three roof heights, the vehicle I tested was the 3000 mm wheelbase with a cargo capacity of 7.3 [m.sup.3].
- Smaller than current 3 Series, this new five-door has the longest wheelbase and widest track in its class.
- But we knew that the new platform had to offer the flexibility for different wheelbases and overall widths.
- Both the Signum and Vectra station wagon, which is due to market late next year, share the same wheelbase.
- That's 6.1 in. shorter than the previous model, and the wheelbase is reduced by 1.6 in.
- On-road this thing is a blast, but be careful during the test drive; It's a tall ride on a short wheelbase, and it has lots of power.
- Three wheelbases are available - 118-in., 140-in., and 158-in. - as are two roof heights for the shorter versions.
- Although new Maxima is shorter than the old model, it has a longer wheelbase.
- If you think this is no more than a VW Phaeton with twin turbos and a longer wheelbase, you're missing the point.
- Stretch the wheelbase, increase the width slightly, and there's the replacement for the aging Town Car.
- A longer wheelbase permits a more aggressive moldboard angle for a given blade length than a shorter wheelbase does.
- The front seats are comfortable and supportive, as are those in the rear, where leg room is surprisingly good for a short wheelbase vehicle.
- A longer wheelbase and wider track helps the car's handling, and also improves interior accommodation.

Definition of wheelbase in US English:

wheelbase

nounˈ(h)wilˌbeɪsˈ(h)wēlˌbās

The distance between the front and rear axles of a vehicle.
in combination a short-wheelbase model
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, from the 1,500-lb.-rated operating capacity and up, all of the competitor machines have increased their wheelbases to longer wheelbases like the Deere and New Holland models [have].
- Available in three wheelbases and three roof heights, the vehicle I tested was the 3000 mm wheelbase with a cargo capacity of 7.3 [m.sup.3].
- A longer wheelbase permits a more aggressive moldboard angle for a given blade length than a shorter wheelbase does.
- Stretch the wheelbase, increase the width slightly, and there's the replacement for the aging Town Car.
- If you think this is no more than a VW Phaeton with twin turbos and a longer wheelbase, you're missing the point.
- Although the wheelbases are identical, the hatchback's overall length is 14 ins.
- Smaller than current 3 Series, this new five-door has the longest wheelbase and widest track in its class.
- Its wheelbase, 103.5 in., is greater than the vehicles in the competitive set.
- Although new Maxima is shorter than the old model, it has a longer wheelbase.
- A longer wheelbase and wider track helps the car's handling, and also improves interior accommodation.
- That's 6.1 in. shorter than the previous model, and the wheelbase is reduced by 1.6 in.
- Another problem with a big truck and a short wheelbase and a single rear axle is the bounce.
- Both the Signum and Vectra station wagon, which is due to market late next year, share the same wheelbase.
- On-road this thing is a blast, but be careful during the test drive; It's a tall ride on a short wheelbase, and it has lots of power.
- Three wheelbases are available - 118-in., 140-in., and 158-in. - as are two roof heights for the shorter versions.
- But we knew that the new platform had to offer the flexibility for different wheelbases and overall widths.
- Although they share the same platform, they have unique body structures and different wheelbases.
- The front seats are comfortable and supportive, as are those in the rear, where leg room is surprisingly good for a short wheelbase vehicle.
- Most are panel vans on 3.5m wheelbases although the line-up also includes eight 4m wheelbase models and 10 Traveliner 12-seater minibuses.
- Visteon's portable dyno can handle vehicles with wheelbases from 85 to 190 in., though pickups with dual rear wheels are too wide to fit comfortably.

单词	wheelbase
释义	Definition of wheelbase in English: wheelbase nounˈwiːlbeɪsˈ(h)wilˌbeɪs The distance between the front and rear axles of a vehicle. in combination a short-wheelbase model Example sentencesExamples Another problem with a big truck and a short wheelbase and a single rear axle is the bounce. Although they share the same platform, they have unique body structures and different wheelbases. Although the wheelbases are identical, the hatchback's overall length is 14 ins. In fact, from the 1,500-lb.-rated operating capacity and up, all of the competitor machines have increased their wheelbases to longer wheelbases like the Deere and New Holland models [have]. Its wheelbase, 103.5 in., is greater than the vehicles in the competitive set. Visteon's portable dyno can handle vehicles with wheelbases from 85 to 190 in., though pickups with dual rear wheels are too wide to fit comfortably. Most are panel vans on 3.5m wheelbases although the line-up also includes eight 4m wheelbase models and 10 Traveliner 12-seater minibuses. Available in three wheelbases and three roof heights, the vehicle I tested was the 3000 mm wheelbase with a cargo capacity of 7.3 [m.sup.3]. Smaller than current 3 Series, this new five-door has the longest wheelbase and widest track in its class. But we knew that the new platform had to offer the flexibility for different wheelbases and overall widths. Both the Signum and Vectra station wagon, which is due to market late next year, share the same wheelbase. That's 6.1 in. shorter than the previous model, and the wheelbase is reduced by 1.6 in. On-road this thing is a blast, but be careful during the test drive; It's a tall ride on a short wheelbase, and it has lots of power. Three wheelbases are available - 118-in., 140-in., and 158-in. - as are two roof heights for the shorter versions. Although new Maxima is shorter than the old model, it has a longer wheelbase. If you think this is no more than a VW Phaeton with twin turbos and a longer wheelbase, you're missing the point. Stretch the wheelbase, increase the width slightly, and there's the replacement for the aging Town Car. A longer wheelbase permits a more aggressive moldboard angle for a given blade length than a shorter wheelbase does. The front seats are comfortable and supportive, as are those in the rear, where leg room is surprisingly good for a short wheelbase vehicle. A longer wheelbase and wider track helps the car's handling, and also improves interior accommodation. Definition of wheelbase in US English: wheelbase nounˈ(h)wilˌbeɪsˈ(h)wēlˌbās The distance between the front and rear axles of a vehicle. in combination a short-wheelbase model Example sentencesExamples In fact, from the 1,500-lb.-rated operating capacity and up, all of the competitor machines have increased their wheelbases to longer wheelbases like the Deere and New Holland models [have]. Available in three wheelbases and three roof heights, the vehicle I tested was the 3000 mm wheelbase with a cargo capacity of 7.3 [m.sup.3]. A longer wheelbase permits a more aggressive moldboard angle for a given blade length than a shorter wheelbase does. Stretch the wheelbase, increase the width slightly, and there's the replacement for the aging Town Car. If you think this is no more than a VW Phaeton with twin turbos and a longer wheelbase, you're missing the point. Although the wheelbases are identical, the hatchback's overall length is 14 ins. Smaller than current 3 Series, this new five-door has the longest wheelbase and widest track in its class. Its wheelbase, 103.5 in., is greater than the vehicles in the competitive set. Although new Maxima is shorter than the old model, it has a longer wheelbase. A longer wheelbase and wider track helps the car's handling, and also improves interior accommodation. That's 6.1 in. shorter than the previous model, and the wheelbase is reduced by 1.6 in. Another problem with a big truck and a short wheelbase and a single rear axle is the bounce. Both the Signum and Vectra station wagon, which is due to market late next year, share the same wheelbase. On-road this thing is a blast, but be careful during the test drive; It's a tall ride on a short wheelbase, and it has lots of power. Three wheelbases are available - 118-in., 140-in., and 158-in. - as are two roof heights for the shorter versions. But we knew that the new platform had to offer the flexibility for different wheelbases and overall widths. Although they share the same platform, they have unique body structures and different wheelbases. The front seats are comfortable and supportive, as are those in the rear, where leg room is surprisingly good for a short wheelbase vehicle. Most are panel vans on 3.5m wheelbases although the line-up also includes eight 4m wheelbase models and 10 Traveliner 12-seater minibuses. Visteon's portable dyno can handle vehicles with wheelbases from 85 to 190 in., though pickups with dual rear wheels are too wide to fit comfortably.
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