motor
মোটর
definition
verb
we motored along a narrow road
travel in a motor vehicle, typically a car or a boat.
noun
The steam engine had symbolized the First Industrial Revolution and the electric motor and internal combustion engine the Second.
a machine, especially one powered by electricity or internal combustion, that supplies motive power for a vehicle or for some other device with moving parts.
adjective
demand is the principle motor force governing economic activity
giving, imparting, or producing motion or action.
When the business expanded with the move to a larger premises in Leinster Street, his mode of transport changed and a motor van was provided.
driven by a motor.
translation of 'motor'
মোটর কর্তৃক চালিত,
গতি সঞ্চালক যন্ত্র বা এঞ্জিন
noun
চালকযন্ত্র,
মোটরগাড়ি,
মোটর,
গতিদায়ক বস্তু
adjective
পেশীসঁচালনসংক্রান্ত,
মোটরগাড়িসংক্রান্ত,
মোটর দ্ধারা চালিত,
অঙ্গসঁচালক,
প্রেরণাদানসংক্রান্ত,
গতিদায়ক,
চালকযন্ত্র দ্বারা চালিত
example
The local Rotary Club held a 'motor' show at the weekend, nine years after the last event.
Previously he had sold milk and 'motor' spare parts.
I'm going to 'motor' him out to look at a place in the country.
Their subject of focus is the instabilities created when air and liquid mix under pressure - as in the combustion chamber of a diesel 'motor' or rocket engine.
The most expensive components of motoring are: financing the car, 'motor' insurance and car tax.
The Skyline Drive allows tourists to 'motor' through the 105-mile stretch of paved road that winds along the crests of the mountains through the length of the park.
Most of the arguments in favour of the internal combustion engine and against the steam engine and the electric 'motor' are technological or economic in nature.
Her pace quickened as she heard the 'motor' of a nearby automobile turn on.
In Schumpeter's original explanation, entrepreneurship was seen as the 'motor' of innovation.
In the muscular dystrophies pharyngeal 'motor' function is usually only moderately affected.
The link-up helped lift the gloom over the 'motor' industry caused by the ending of car production at Luton, where many workers left the factory for the last time yesterday feeling angry and disappointed.
Education is identified as a 'motor' of change, yet we are not told that it operates differently for the five groups or why this should be the case.
I seem to remember he never learned to drive, and that Vera had to 'motor' him everywhere.
Many older drivers resent the high cost of 'motor' insurance - especially if they have never had an accident and do not use their cars very much.
Out at sea a u2018Laguna Cruises' 'motor' launch goes past us, with a full complement heading for the deep.
But no visit to Detroit's 'motor' show would be the same without taking a peek at some of the more outlandish designs which are, unfortunately, never intended to go into general production.
Three years ago the youngsters were trainees, with no qualifications - now they are qualified 'motor' mechanics working at a range of local firms.
If successful, classes will be enhanced with new courses to give students trade skills in 'motor' maintenance or plumbing, and tempt high fliers with business administration or sales training.
But at Port Sudan, halfway down the Red Sea, the restrictions were eased, and for the small charge of two shillings we could board a 'motor' launch to be ferried across the harbour and view the town.
But the working class still exists and it will be the 'motor' force of the transformation of society.
Instead of an engine, a stack of fuel cells and an electric 'motor' will supply power - but you won't even see them.
William Henry Bowker was a Blackburn grocer, but after learning to drive for the army during the First World War he seized the opportunities offered by the new age of 'motor' transport and started a car dealership.
Traffic incidents included 15 'motor' accidents, 30 cases of traffic obstruction and 16 illegally parked cars.
Instead, an electric 'motor' powered by the hydrogen fuel cells turns the front wheels.
For the last seven years, Johnson had worked as a self-employed 'motor' mechanic, storing cars to use for spare parts.
Eleven of the 13 patients initially presented with sensory nerve symptoms, 'motor' peripheral nerve symptoms, or both.
Now they are increasingly being trained as saleswomen and 'motor' mechanics.
Germany is accustomed to thinking of itself as the 'motor' force of European recovery rather than what it has become in recent times.
Generally, the left side of the brain controls the 'motor' movements of the right side of the body, and vice versa.
How was I supposed to know that his little legs could 'motor' so fast?
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