Definition of chassis in English:

chassis

noun ˈʃasi

1The base frame of a car, carriage, or other wheeled vehicle.
Example sentencesExamples
- The end result, as you see it, is an engine, chassis, seat and steering wheel.
- The chassis, engine, transmission and suspension must be efficient interactively and also suit the drivers.
- It's a gadget with wheels, which gets under the chassis of cars and lifts them up.
- The same cannot be said for the chassis and bodywork, which are prone to corrosion and have often been repaired badly.
- As you can see from the photos, the rivets form an integral part of the chassis, so rivet failure will require frame replacement.
- Indeed, the chassis and the wheel axle were specially designed to withstand such speed.
- I think the combination of having an old motor in an old chassis just wasn't competitive.
- Another 300 workers are based in Guildford, Surrey, where it makes the chassis.
- There was no dirt on the brakes or wheels or chassis, anything like that.
- This procedure can also be done in hardtop vehicles to enhance chassis stiffness.
- The exhibit showed the chassis with the front fork and rear wheel assembly.
- Apart from the chassis, engine and some of the mechanical components everything is different.
- He made full use of the excellent equipment at his disposal: chassis, engine and tyres.
- Mayflower has a long-term plan to build a plant that could manufacture vehicle bodies and chassis on a single site.
- Tubes should be positioned on the chassis of the vehicle so as they are not visible.
- This is a car based on a Tuscan chassis with a few changes under the bonnet and a different body.
- Wealthy clients will be able to order a car to suit their needs, based on the chassis and mechanicals of an existing model.
- It really is just a chassis, an engine, four wheels and a surprisingly comfortable plastic seat.
- It is suspended on leather straps attached to a steel-sprung chassis with bright chrome wheels.
- This will allow another 12 vehicles to be completed from the unfinished chassis.
- It's a hot hatch with a superb chassis, but let's keep some sense of proportion here.
Synonyms
framework, frame, skeleton, shell, casing, structure, substructure, bodywork, body
1. 1.1 The outer structural framework of a piece of audio, radio, or computer equipment.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Too many people are content with what they buy, all housed in a gray computer chassis.
  If there is a fault in the computer power supply, or if the electric socket is wired incorrectly, the computer chassis can become live and give a fatal electric shock.
  They have also shaped the chassis in front of the cursor keys to make it easy to slide your fingers into place.
  A method and apparatus is described for mounting a component in a computer chassis.
  An internal component within the interior of a computer chassis is accessible via a chassis door that may be moved into the chassis interior.
  They earth themselves to the computer chassis using a conductive wrist strap.
  The drive will even be available in different colors to match a user's computer chassis.
  Before you order anything you have to check your chassis number on this central computer to find out what one you need.
  The chassis is constructed primarily of aluminum, but the outer shell is all plastic.
  It is structured on a carbon fibre chassis as opposed to the aluminium constructed model.
  The computer comes in chassis made of magnesium aluminum alloy and seems to be a very stylish one.
  Synonyms
  framework, frame, skeleton, shell, casing, structure, substructure, bodywork, body

Origin

Early 20th century: from French châssis 'frame', based on Latin capsa 'box' (see case²).

sash from late 16th century:
A sash is now worn over one shoulder or around the waist, but it was originally wrapped round the head. Between the late 16th and early 18th centuries a sash was a length of fine fabric twisted round the head as a turban, as in some Middle Eastern countries—the word is from Arabic. The sash in sash window is an alteration of chassis, which means ‘frame’ in French, based on Latin capsa ‘box’. Originally both French and English people pronounced the final -s of chassis. English-speakers then took this as a plural form and shortened it to form a new singular which became sash. Chassis was readopted from French in the early 20th century to mean ‘the base frame of a vehicle’. See also scarf

Rhymes

bassi, Brassey, brassie, gassy, Haile Selassie, lassie, Malagasy, Manasseh, massé, massy, sassy, Tallahassee

Definition of chassis in US English:

chassis

noun

1The base frame of a motor vehicle or other wheeled conveyance.
Example sentencesExamples
- The chassis, engine, transmission and suspension must be efficient interactively and also suit the drivers.
- This is a car based on a Tuscan chassis with a few changes under the bonnet and a different body.
- He made full use of the excellent equipment at his disposal: chassis, engine and tyres.
- The exhibit showed the chassis with the front fork and rear wheel assembly.
- Wealthy clients will be able to order a car to suit their needs, based on the chassis and mechanicals of an existing model.
- It's a hot hatch with a superb chassis, but let's keep some sense of proportion here.
- This procedure can also be done in hardtop vehicles to enhance chassis stiffness.
- It's a gadget with wheels, which gets under the chassis of cars and lifts them up.
- It really is just a chassis, an engine, four wheels and a surprisingly comfortable plastic seat.
- Another 300 workers are based in Guildford, Surrey, where it makes the chassis.
- There was no dirt on the brakes or wheels or chassis, anything like that.
- Apart from the chassis, engine and some of the mechanical components everything is different.
- Mayflower has a long-term plan to build a plant that could manufacture vehicle bodies and chassis on a single site.
- This will allow another 12 vehicles to be completed from the unfinished chassis.
- The same cannot be said for the chassis and bodywork, which are prone to corrosion and have often been repaired badly.
- As you can see from the photos, the rivets form an integral part of the chassis, so rivet failure will require frame replacement.
- Tubes should be positioned on the chassis of the vehicle so as they are not visible.
- I think the combination of having an old motor in an old chassis just wasn't competitive.
- The end result, as you see it, is an engine, chassis, seat and steering wheel.
- Indeed, the chassis and the wheel axle were specially designed to withstand such speed.
- It is suspended on leather straps attached to a steel-sprung chassis with bright chrome wheels.
Synonyms
framework, frame, skeleton, shell, casing, structure, substructure, bodywork, body
1. 1.1 The outer structural framework of a piece of audio, radio, or computer equipment.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The chassis is constructed primarily of aluminum, but the outer shell is all plastic.
  Too many people are content with what they buy, all housed in a gray computer chassis.
  An internal component within the interior of a computer chassis is accessible via a chassis door that may be moved into the chassis interior.
  The computer comes in chassis made of magnesium aluminum alloy and seems to be a very stylish one.
  The drive will even be available in different colors to match a user's computer chassis.
  They have also shaped the chassis in front of the cursor keys to make it easy to slide your fingers into place.
  If there is a fault in the computer power supply, or if the electric socket is wired incorrectly, the computer chassis can become live and give a fatal electric shock.
  Before you order anything you have to check your chassis number on this central computer to find out what one you need.
  It is structured on a carbon fibre chassis as opposed to the aluminium constructed model.
  A method and apparatus is described for mounting a component in a computer chassis.
  They earth themselves to the computer chassis using a conductive wrist strap.
  Synonyms
  framework, frame, skeleton, shell, casing, structure, substructure, bodywork, body

Origin

Early 20th century: from French châssis ‘frame’, based on Latin capsa ‘box’ (see case).

单词	chassis
释义	Definition of chassis in English: chassis noun ˈʃasi 1The base frame of a car, carriage, or other wheeled vehicle. Example sentencesExamples The end result, as you see it, is an engine, chassis, seat and steering wheel. The chassis, engine, transmission and suspension must be efficient interactively and also suit the drivers. It's a gadget with wheels, which gets under the chassis of cars and lifts them up. The same cannot be said for the chassis and bodywork, which are prone to corrosion and have often been repaired badly. As you can see from the photos, the rivets form an integral part of the chassis, so rivet failure will require frame replacement. Indeed, the chassis and the wheel axle were specially designed to withstand such speed. I think the combination of having an old motor in an old chassis just wasn't competitive. Another 300 workers are based in Guildford, Surrey, where it makes the chassis. There was no dirt on the brakes or wheels or chassis, anything like that. This procedure can also be done in hardtop vehicles to enhance chassis stiffness. The exhibit showed the chassis with the front fork and rear wheel assembly. Apart from the chassis, engine and some of the mechanical components everything is different. He made full use of the excellent equipment at his disposal: chassis, engine and tyres. Mayflower has a long-term plan to build a plant that could manufacture vehicle bodies and chassis on a single site. Tubes should be positioned on the chassis of the vehicle so as they are not visible. This is a car based on a Tuscan chassis with a few changes under the bonnet and a different body. Wealthy clients will be able to order a car to suit their needs, based on the chassis and mechanicals of an existing model. It really is just a chassis, an engine, four wheels and a surprisingly comfortable plastic seat. It is suspended on leather straps attached to a steel-sprung chassis with bright chrome wheels. This will allow another 12 vehicles to be completed from the unfinished chassis. It's a hot hatch with a superb chassis, but let's keep some sense of proportion here. Synonyms framework, frame, skeleton, shell, casing, structure, substructure, bodywork, body 1.1 The outer structural framework of a piece of audio, radio, or computer equipment. Example sentencesExamples Too many people are content with what they buy, all housed in a gray computer chassis. If there is a fault in the computer power supply, or if the electric socket is wired incorrectly, the computer chassis can become live and give a fatal electric shock. They have also shaped the chassis in front of the cursor keys to make it easy to slide your fingers into place. A method and apparatus is described for mounting a component in a computer chassis. An internal component within the interior of a computer chassis is accessible via a chassis door that may be moved into the chassis interior. They earth themselves to the computer chassis using a conductive wrist strap. The drive will even be available in different colors to match a user's computer chassis. Before you order anything you have to check your chassis number on this central computer to find out what one you need. The chassis is constructed primarily of aluminum, but the outer shell is all plastic. It is structured on a carbon fibre chassis as opposed to the aluminium constructed model. The computer comes in chassis made of magnesium aluminum alloy and seems to be a very stylish one. Synonyms framework, frame, skeleton, shell, casing, structure, substructure, bodywork, body Origin Early 20th century: from French châssis 'frame', based on Latin capsa 'box' (see case²). sash from late 16th century: A sash is now worn over one shoulder or around the waist, but it was originally wrapped round the head. Between the late 16th and early 18th centuries a sash was a length of fine fabric twisted round the head as a turban, as in some Middle Eastern countries—the word is from Arabic. The sash in sash window is an alteration of chassis, which means ‘frame’ in French, based on Latin capsa ‘box’. Originally both French and English people pronounced the final -s of chassis. English-speakers then took this as a plural form and shortened it to form a new singular which became sash. Chassis was readopted from French in the early 20th century to mean ‘the base frame of a vehicle’. See also scarf Rhymes bassi, Brassey, brassie, gassy, Haile Selassie, lassie, Malagasy, Manasseh, massé, massy, sassy, Tallahassee Definition of chassis in US English: chassis noun 1The base frame of a motor vehicle or other wheeled conveyance. Example sentencesExamples The chassis, engine, transmission and suspension must be efficient interactively and also suit the drivers. This is a car based on a Tuscan chassis with a few changes under the bonnet and a different body. He made full use of the excellent equipment at his disposal: chassis, engine and tyres. The exhibit showed the chassis with the front fork and rear wheel assembly. Wealthy clients will be able to order a car to suit their needs, based on the chassis and mechanicals of an existing model. It's a hot hatch with a superb chassis, but let's keep some sense of proportion here. This procedure can also be done in hardtop vehicles to enhance chassis stiffness. It's a gadget with wheels, which gets under the chassis of cars and lifts them up. It really is just a chassis, an engine, four wheels and a surprisingly comfortable plastic seat. Another 300 workers are based in Guildford, Surrey, where it makes the chassis. There was no dirt on the brakes or wheels or chassis, anything like that. Apart from the chassis, engine and some of the mechanical components everything is different. Mayflower has a long-term plan to build a plant that could manufacture vehicle bodies and chassis on a single site. This will allow another 12 vehicles to be completed from the unfinished chassis. The same cannot be said for the chassis and bodywork, which are prone to corrosion and have often been repaired badly. As you can see from the photos, the rivets form an integral part of the chassis, so rivet failure will require frame replacement. Tubes should be positioned on the chassis of the vehicle so as they are not visible. I think the combination of having an old motor in an old chassis just wasn't competitive. The end result, as you see it, is an engine, chassis, seat and steering wheel. Indeed, the chassis and the wheel axle were specially designed to withstand such speed. It is suspended on leather straps attached to a steel-sprung chassis with bright chrome wheels. Synonyms framework, frame, skeleton, shell, casing, structure, substructure, bodywork, body 1.1 The outer structural framework of a piece of audio, radio, or computer equipment. Example sentencesExamples The chassis is constructed primarily of aluminum, but the outer shell is all plastic. Too many people are content with what they buy, all housed in a gray computer chassis. An internal component within the interior of a computer chassis is accessible via a chassis door that may be moved into the chassis interior. The computer comes in chassis made of magnesium aluminum alloy and seems to be a very stylish one. The drive will even be available in different colors to match a user's computer chassis. They have also shaped the chassis in front of the cursor keys to make it easy to slide your fingers into place. If there is a fault in the computer power supply, or if the electric socket is wired incorrectly, the computer chassis can become live and give a fatal electric shock. Before you order anything you have to check your chassis number on this central computer to find out what one you need. It is structured on a carbon fibre chassis as opposed to the aluminium constructed model. A method and apparatus is described for mounting a component in a computer chassis. They earth themselves to the computer chassis using a conductive wrist strap. Synonyms framework, frame, skeleton, shell, casing, structure, substructure, bodywork, body Origin Early 20th century: from French châssis ‘frame’, based on Latin capsa ‘box’ (see case).
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