chassis in Latin
chassis in Latin is capsa — chassis means the supporting frame of a vehicle, onto which the body, engine, and wheels are mounted.
chassis in Latin
capsa
The base frame of a motor vehicle.
What does "chassis" mean?
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noun The supporting frame of a vehicle, onto which the body, engine, and wheels are mounted.
"Mechanics inspected the chassis for rust before the sale."
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noun A frame or casing that holds electrical or mechanical components.
"The computer's chassis houses the motherboard and hard drives."
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chassis in a sentence
- Mechanics inspected the chassis for rust before the sale.
- The computer's chassis houses the motherboard and hard drives.
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What is "chassis" in Latin?
"chassis" in Latin is capsa. chassis means: The supporting frame of a vehicle, onto which the body, engine, and wheels are mounted.
How do you use "chassis" in a sentence?
Example: "Mechanics inspected the chassis for rust before the sale." In Latin, "chassis" is capsa.
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