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DictionaryEnglish - Myanmar
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engine

/ˈɛndʒɪn/

US pronunciation
American sound/ˈɛndʒɪn/
engine
Syllables
2 syllables
Stress
1st syllable stress
Vowel
Short i vowel
Ending
Final e often stays silent

en - gine -> engine

Myanmar meaning

(n) အင်ဂျင်

Full entry

engine /'endʒÇn/ n

၁။ အင်ဂျင်။ စက်။
a steam/diesel/petrol engine ❍ My car had to have a new engine.
၂။ (also locomotive ) မီးရထားစက်ခေါင်း။
I prefer to sit (ie in a railway carriage) facing the engine.
❏ -engined (forming compound adjs )
အင်ဂျင် …လုံးတပ်။
a twin-engined speedboat.
❏ engine-driver (Brit ) (US engineer ) n စက်ခေါင်း မောင်း။

More examples
  • A jet/diesel/steam engine
  • [engine of] : Industrialization is the most important engine of economic growth.
Synonyms
train, locomotive, steam engine, tank engine, agent, apparatus, appliance, barrel, contrivance, cylinder, diesel, diesel locomotive, dynamo, fan, generator, horses, implement, instrument, means, mechanism, motor, piston, pot, power plant, power train, powerhouse, putt-putt, rubber band, tank locomotive, tool, transformer, turbine, weapon, what's under the hood
Cross references
trainlocomotivesteam enginetank engineagentapparatusappliancebarrelcontrivancecylinderdieseldiesel locomotivedynamofangeneratorhorsesimplementinstrumentmeansmechanismmotorpistonpotpower plantpower trainpowerhouseputt-puttrubber band
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