mechanism in Latin
mechanism in Latin is māchina — mechanism means a system of moving parts that performs a function within a machine.
mechanism in Latin
māchina
(within a machine or machinery) Any mechanical means for the conversion or control of motion, or the transmission or control of power.
What does "mechanism" mean?
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noun A system of moving parts that performs a function within a machine.
"The locking mechanism on the door was jammed."
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noun A process or system by which something happens or is achieved.
"The report proposed a new mechanism for resolving disputes."
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mechanism in a sentence
- The locking mechanism on the door was jammed.
- The clock's tiny mechanism of gears and springs fascinated the boy.
- The report proposed a new mechanism for resolving disputes.
- Sweating is the body's natural mechanism for cooling down.
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What is "mechanism" in Latin?
"mechanism" in Latin is māchina. mechanism means: A system of moving parts that performs a function within a machine.
How do you use "mechanism" in a sentence?
Example: "The locking mechanism on the door was jammed." In Latin, "mechanism" is māchina.
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