Traductions de „rev“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » polonais

I . rev [rev] SUBST

rev tronq. pour revolution

rev

obrót m

II . rev <-vv-> [rev] VERBE trans, intr AUTO

to rev [up]

zwiększać [perf zwiększyć] obroty

Voir aussi : revolution , revolution

revolution² [ˌrevəˈlu:ʃən] SUBST (rotation)

revolution

obrót m

revolution¹ [ˌrevəˈlu:ʃən] SUBST a. fig (upheaval)

revolution

rewolucja f

Rev SUBST

Rev tronq. pour Reverend

Voir aussi : Reverend

I . Reverend [ˈrevərənd] ADJ

Reverend

wielebny

II . Reverend [ˈrevərənd] SUBST

Reverend

jego wielebność f

rev counter SUBST

rev counter

obrotomierz m

Expressions couramment utilisées avec rev

to rev [up]

zwiększać [perf zwiększyć] obroty

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

They are available in displacements from 40 cc/rev up to about 50 litres/rev but can sometimes be limited in power output.

en.wikipedia.org

Bring your classic car out of storage and rev up the engine!

www.oakville.com

You look at a bold digital speedometer and analogue rev counter, apart from the usual warning lights.

www.thehindu.com

Beans in the morning are especially powerful to rev up your metabolism for the whole day.

www.huffingtonpost.com

Rev up your engine (ering muscles) -- engineers are in high demand, highly paid, and highly esteemed.

www.freemalaysiatoday.com

Rev up your engines and enjoy an overnight stay in the metro.

lifestyle.inquirer.net

You can over-complicate the display or fiddle around until you have a simple speedo and rev counter in front of your eyes if you want.

www.mirror.co.uk

Stimulants rev up stress hormones in the body, which interferes with blood-sugar balance and our nervous system.

www.herald.ie

However, the brushed motor was unreliable in this implementation (very low rev, turning only a few turns at a time, commonly stalled), which meant that the motor required constant tinkering.

en.wikipedia.org

There is a big rev counter straight ahead, a speedo to the right of that and some smaller dials on the left.

www.telegraph.co.uk