Telemotor
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Telemotor — Telemotor, s. Dampfsteuerapparate, Bd. 2, S. 622 … Lexikon der gesamten Technik
telemotor — /tel euh moh teuhr/, n. a mechanical, electrical, or hydraulic system by which power is applied at or controlled from a distant point, esp. such a system actuating a ship s rudder. [1885 90; TELE 1 + MOTOR] * * * … Universalium
telemotor — tele·motor … English syllables
telemotor — /ˈtɛləmoʊtə/ (say teluhmohtuh) noun a mechanical, electrical or hydraulic system, by which power is applied at and controlled from a distant point, especially such a system actuating a ship s rudder. {tele 1 + motor} …
telemotor — ˈtelə+ˌ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary tel (I) + motor : a hydraulic device by which the movement of the wheel on a ship s bridge operates the steering gear at the stern * * * /tel euh moh teuhr/, n. a mechanical, electrical … Useful english dictionary
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