chassis
chassis 英 [ˈʃæsi] 美 [ˈʃæsi]
n. 底盘，底架
- A chassis is the frame of a car. If you warp the chassis of your mom’s car when you make a Dukes of Hazzard jump, she's going to be mad. Pronounce chassis CHASS-ee (singular) and CHASS-eez (plural).
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- n. 底盘，底架
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1. The platform, which contains the batteries and is mounted on a sliding mechanism, forms the chassis of the vehicle.
平台里面装着电池，被安放到一个可滑动的机械装置上，这构成了这部汽车的底盘。
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2. But an 'oversteery' chassis helps the driver to turn into a corner and, at the limit of adhesion, enables a skilled driver to carry far more speed through a corner than understeer.
但是过多转向特性的底盘可以让驾驶员快速进弯，并且在处于附着极限时，过多转向可以让技术高超的驾驶员比不足转向更快的过弯。
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3. Daimler-Benz owned the company then and had the good grace to place the Chrysler chassis on a Mercedes axle and, man, was that a sweet ride!
当时戴姆勒——奔驰拥有这家公司，他们用克莱斯勒的底盘配梅赛德斯的车轴可真是积了大德，开起来那叫一个爽！
- chassis (n.) "base frame of an automobile," 1903, American English; earlier "sliding frame or carriage-base for a large gun" (1869), "window frame" (1660s), from French châssis "frame," Old French chassiz (13c.) "frame, framework, setting," from chasse "case, box, eye socket, snail's shell, setting (of a jewel)," from Latin capsa "box, case" (see case (n.2)) + French -is, collective suffix for a number of parts taken together. Compare sash (n.2).
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