A gasoline pump is a device used at gas stations to deliver fuel, such as gasoline or diesel, into a vehicle's gas tank. The pump typically has a nozzle that attaches to the vehicle, allowing the driver to control the flow of fuel. Gasoline pumps are equipped with a meter to track how much fuel is being dispensed and display the price. Some pumps also have a digital screen showing the cost of the fuel and the amount dispensed. These pumps are an essential part of gas stations, providing fuel for cars, trucks, and other vehicles.

Definition und Bedeutung von „gasoline pump“ im Englischen

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