cam in Portuguese
cam in Portuguese is came, camo — cam means a rotating or sliding mechanical part shaped to convert its motion into movement of a connected rod or lever.
cam in Portuguese
came
camo
What does "cam" mean?
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noun A rotating or sliding mechanical part shaped to convert its motion into movement of a connected rod or lever.
"The engine's valves are timed by a rotating cam."
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noun A spring-loaded metal wedge that climbers jam into a rock crack to create a temporary anchor.
"He placed a cam in the crack before continuing the climb."
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noun Informal short form of "camera" or "webcam."
"She set up her cam for the video call."
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verb To appear or chat on webcam.
"They agreed to cam later that evening."
cam in a sentence
- The engine's valves are timed by a rotating cam.
- He placed a cam in the crack before continuing the climb.
- She set up her cam for the video call.
- They agreed to cam later that evening.
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Common Portuguese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "cam" in Portuguese?
"cam" in Portuguese is came, camo. cam means: A rotating or sliding mechanical part shaped to convert its motion into movement of a connected rod or lever.
How do you use "cam" in a sentence?
Example: "The engine's valves are timed by a rotating cam." In Portuguese, "cam" is came, camo.
Are there other ways to say "cam" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "cam": came, camo.
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