axle in Latin
axle in Latin is axis — axle means the rod or shaft that a wheel turns on, or that turns together with a pair of wheels.
axle in Latin
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What does "axle" mean?
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noun The rod or shaft that a wheel turns on, or that turns together with a pair of wheels.
"The truck snapped its rear axle after hitting the pothole."
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axle in a sentence
- The truck snapped its rear axle after hitting the pothole.
- Mechanics greased the front axle before the long drive.
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What is "axle" in Latin?
"axle" in Latin is axis. axle means: The rod or shaft that a wheel turns on, or that turns together with a pair of wheels.
How do you use "axle" in a sentence?
Example: "The truck snapped its rear axle after hitting the pothole." In Latin, "axle" is axis.
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