Ορισμός και Σημασία του "throttle"

to throttle

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to stop or limit the expression or activity of something

Transitive: to throttle an activity or development

Example

The manager ’s micromanagement throttled the team ’s ability to work independently.

The company 's policies seemed to throttle any attempt at innovation.

The new laws are designed to throttle the growth of the tech industry.

to end someone's life by squeezing their throat, cutting off their air supply

Transitive: to throttle sb

Example

The wrestler often throttles his opponents with powerful moves.

The assassin successfully throttled his target without leaving a trace.

In the suspenseful scene, the villain attempted to throttle the protagonist with bare hands.

to reduce or control the flow of something, like fuel or steam, to an engine by adjusting a valve

Transitive: to throttle an engine or its valve

Example

The technician throttled the flow of gas to the burner for better efficiency.

The engineer throttled the water valve to regulate the pressure in the pipes.

He carefully throttled the engine during the test to avoid damage.

Throttle

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a pedal that controls the throttle valve

a device that controls the amount of fuel-air mixture entering the engine

What is a "throttle"?

A throttle is a part of a vehicle that controls the amount of air and fuel entering the engine, which determines how fast the engine runs. It is usually connected to the gas pedal and is adjusted by the driver. When the throttle is opened, more air and fuel enter the engine, causing it to accelerate. When the throttle is closed, the engine slows down. The throttle helps manage the engine's power and speed, allowing the driver to control the vehicle’s movement smoothly.

Example

The electronic throttle provided precise control over engine power.

They adjusted the throttle cable for better control.

He installed a new throttle body for improved response.

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