Pronunciation: /tɔrk/
noun a twisting force that tends to cause rotation
A1 The mechanic explained that torque is the force that causes an object to rotate.
A2 When tightening a bolt, it is important to apply the correct amount of torque.
B1 The torque of the engine determines how much power the car can produce.
B2 The torque converter in an automatic transmission helps to transfer power from the engine to the wheels.
C1 The engineer calculated the torque required to lift the heavy machinery.
C2 The precision torque wrench ensured that each bolt was tightened to the exact specifications.
verb not applicable
A1 He torques the bolts to secure the shelf.
A2 She torqued the lid on the jar tightly.
B1 The mechanic torqued the lug nuts to the proper specifications.
B2 The engineer torqued the components together to ensure a secure fit.
C1 The technician torques the screws with precision to avoid damaging the equipment.
C2 The skilled worker torques the machinery parts with expertise for optimal performance.
adjective not applicable
A1 The torque wrench is used to tighten bolts.
A2 The mechanic adjusted the torque settings on the machine.
B1 The torque converter in the car helps to transfer power from the engine.
B2 The torque sensor measures the amount of rotational force applied.
C1 The precision torque control system ensures accurate tightening of screws.
C2 The torque specifications for the engine components are crucial for optimal performance.
adverb not applicable
A1 The car engine produces torque to make it move forward.
A2 She used a wrench to apply torque to the bolt and loosen it.
B1 The mechanic adjusted the torque settings on the machine for optimal performance.
B2 The athlete's powerful legs generated immense torque as he kicked the ball.
C1 The engineer calculated the torque required to lift the heavy machinery.
C2 The precision instrument was designed to measure torque with incredible accuracy.
pronoun not applicable
A1 Torque is a force that causes an object to rotate.
A2 The mechanic explained that torque is important for tightening bolts.
B1 The torque of the engine is what gives the car its power.
B2 The torque required to move the heavy machinery was calculated by the engineer.
C1 The precision of the torque settings is crucial in high-performance vehicles.
C2 The expert driver can feel the torque of the car through the steering wheel.
preposition not applicable
A1 The mechanic tightened the bolt with torque.
A2 You need to apply torque to open the jar.
B1 The engineer calculated the torque required to move the heavy machinery.
B2 The torque of the car's engine helped it climb steep hills.
C1 The athlete used torque to propel himself forward in the race.
C2 The precision torque wrench ensured the bolts were tightened to the correct specification.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I used torque to tighten the screws on the bicycle.
A2 The mechanic explained how torque affects the performance of a car.
B1 Torque is a measure of the twisting force applied to an object.
B2 The torque from the engine helped the car accelerate quickly.
C1 The engineer calculated the torque required to lift the heavy machinery.
C2 The precision torque wrench ensured that each bolt was tightened to the correct specification.
interjection not applicable
A1 Torque! Be careful with that heavy box.
A2 Torque! You need to tighten the screws more.
B1 Torque! Make sure you use the correct settings on the wrench.
B2 Torque! The engine is not running smoothly.
C1 Torque! The power output of the motor needs to be adjusted.
C2 Torque! The mechanic adjusted the torque settings for optimal performance.
article not applicable
A1 The mechanic explained that torque is the twisting force that makes an object rotate.
A2 When changing a tire, it is important to use the correct amount of torque to tighten the lug nuts.
B1 The torque of the engine determines how much power the vehicle can produce.
B2 It is essential to calculate the torque required to move heavy machinery efficiently.
C1 The engineer conducted tests to measure the torque output of the new motor design.
C2 Advanced robotics systems require precise control of torque for optimal performance.
formal The amount of torque required to turn the bolt was calculated using the formula.
informal I had to use a lot of torque to loosen the stubborn nut.
slang He put some serious torque on the wrench to get the job done.
figurative His argument had a lot of torque behind it, convincing everyone in the room.
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