Chassis

Pronunciation: /ˈʃæsi/

Definitions of chassis

noun the base frame of a machine or mechanical device

Example Sentences

A1 The chassis of the car holds all the important components.

A2 The chassis of the bike was made from lightweight aluminum.

B1 The chassis of the truck was reinforced for heavy-duty use.

B2 The chassis of the racing car was designed for optimal performance.

C1 The chassis of the spacecraft was meticulously engineered for space travel.

C2 The chassis of the military vehicle was armored for maximum protection.

Examples of chassis in a Sentence

formal The chassis of the vehicle plays a crucial role in ensuring structural integrity.

informal The chassis of this car is built to last, no matter what.

slang Check out the sick chassis on that ride!

figurative The chassis of the business model provides a strong foundation for growth.

Grammatical Forms of chassis

• past tense: chassised
• plural: chasses
• comparative: more chassis
• superlative: most chassis
• present tense: chassis
• future tense: will chassis
• perfect tense: have chassised
• continuous tense: is chassising
• singular: chassis
• positive degree: chassis
• infinitive: to chassis
• gerund: chassising
• participle: chassised

Origin and Evolution of chassis

First Known Use: 1704 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The word 'chassis' originated from the French language.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in reference to the frame or structure of a vehicle, the term 'chassis' has evolved to encompass the entire framework on which various parts of a machine or vehicle are mounted or attached.