suspension
- noun
- /səˈspɛnʃən/
- Specialized
- It needs some suspension work, - - shocks, brakes, brake pads, lining, steering box...
- suspension systems
- suspension design
- suspension assembly
Well, this car's suspension will lift it up.
- Well, this car's suspension will lift it up.
- He's got dual suspension and I still got the hard tail.
- This the seating position, the suspension and just like the sight lines very SUV.
- The the suspension lift is a three inch lift.
- There's just not all that much give and the suspension, it just feels pretty rough.
- And there is a large delta between the firmest suspension and the softest suspension that you can have.
- And you know what, as as frugal as I am, I bought a bike an, an upgraded mountain bike, full suspension.
- The workers who make car seats, door hinges, windshields, suspension components, and so on should be fine, as these are needed on EVs too.
Examples
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After the upgrade, the suspension of the vehicle absorbed shocks better, making the journey much more enjoyable.
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The suspension is a leaf spring.
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Well, this car's suspension will lift it up.
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You can see the frame and all the suspension exposed there.
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From the action of the mechanics, it would appear that there is a problem with the rear suspension.
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Suspension bridges are built to support incredible weight.
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In the past few months, they had to replace the fuel-injection system, the suspension, and the battery.
Fiction book (2002) -
And this is from the front suspension of a Triumph Herald motor car.
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Independent suspension, ABS brake system, long distance gas tanks, navigation computer.
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This baby has a 250 CC air-cooled engine, double wishbone suspension, and an automatic transmission.
Synonyms
A set of springs and shock absorbers that helps a vehicle ride smoothly
Compounds
- Specialized
A set of springs and shock absorbers that helps a vehicle ride smoothly
- Specialized
A mixture like milk where tiny solid bits stay spread in a liquid without dissolving
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Suspension comes from the old Latin word suspendere meaning 'to hang up', and the root pend means 'to hang', as in pendant or pending. So a vehicle's suspension is the parts that let the car's body 'hang' above the wheels for a smoother ride.