Noun:

झुडपे, गिअरबॉक्स, हाताळा, सावकाश, कोल्हा,

Verb:

ब्रेक घट्ट करा, ब्रेक मारणे थांबवा,

braked's Usage Examples:

were given the TOPS code NS, followed by an A if they were air-braked, V if vacuum-braked, or an X if they had both air and vacuum brakes.

Back in the days of maroon-colored coaches and vacuum-braked stock, Mysore and Visakhapatnam Swarna Jayanti Expresses ran with a red.

wagonload freight service operated by British Rail from 1977 to 1991 using air-braked wagons.

carrying a payload of 550 kg (1,213 lb) and towing a 1,000 kg (2,205 lb) braked trailer the Inca proved to be a strong work horse in many markets.

Earlier in the race he had hit Rosberg's Williams-Honda at the pits hairpin as the Finn braked to pit for tyres, with Senna losing the front wing of his car.

vehicle weight rating Towing capacity may either refer to braked or unbraked towing capacity.

The move both ways was done as a special train at slow speed, since the locomotive and two cars from the command train used the British vacuum braking system, which was incompatible with the American air-braked trains.

through the station four times per 2,700-foot (820 m) ride and is smoothly braked by eddy-current braking before being brought into final position at the.

Courtney braked and Lowndes, unsighted, hit the back of Courtney"s Falcon.

As a result, some disc-braked vehicles have scrubber pads cleaning the wheels to aid in proper track circuit operation.

were given the TOPS code NU, followed by an A if they were air-braked, V if vacuum-braked, or an X if they had both air and vacuum brakes.

sub-class, reflecting that locos were boilered and/or vacuum braked and/or dual braked.

16-seater, air-braked 4 Enclosed brake coach 12-seater, air-braked, plus 2-seat guard/brake compartment 5 Open (roofless) coach 16-seater, air-braked 1 Open brake.

Synonyms:

parking brake, hand brake, brakes, restraint, coaster brake, wheeled vehicle, power brake, emergency brake, emergency, constraint, brake system,

Antonyms:

stand still, fauna, indiscipline, intemperance, unrestraint,