English to Maori Meaning of throttle - kātere

Throttle :

kātere

noun

kātere, pukorokoro, korokoro, pukai, awaawa, pū kai, horomia

verb

pēhi korokoro te, kātere, maka, tineia, kowaowaotia, puku, purua, tarona ana, whakahēmanawa, tāmi

Throttle :: kātereThrottled :: notia iho te kakiThrottles :: throttlesThrottling :: throttling

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Definitions of throttle in English

Noun(1) a valve that regulates the supply of fuel to the engine(2) a pedal that controls the throttle valve
Verb(1) place limits on (extent or amount or access(2) kill by squeezing the throat of so as to cut off the air(3) reduce the air supply

Examples of throttle in English

(1) As he issued the words his hand came down and pushed the throttle lever forward.(2) ├ö├ç├┐I turned off my fuel, closed my throttle and made a Mayday call,├ö├ç├û she says.(3) You just want to throttle these people, if that's what it takes to get it through their heads.(4) This is the question that, when asked before 3PM, makes me want to throttle him.(5) Each throttle and mixture control lever on the flight engineer's control stand was connected by cables to a pulley on the forward face of the firewall.(6) There's only a throttle lever for power control - push forward to go, pull back to stop.(7) I pushed the throttle forward and Moonlight lifted off the ground slowly.(8) Remember, even at a constant throttle opening and engine rpm, airflow volume (cubic feet per minute) varies with air density.(9) Novak looked extremely uncomfortable on Meet the Press today, and David Broder looked like he was going to throttle him.(10) The very instant you tap the throttle , the engine bursts into action and flings you forward like someone has hit the hyperspace button.(11) the engines were at full throttle(12) At takeoff power when the throttle is wide open, the RPM and fuel flow are at a maximum.(13) ├ö├ç├┐I'd like to throttle some Western leaders with physical aggression, which doesn't come easily to me,├ö├ç├û he says.(14) Massive fuel spilled into the engines while at full throttle .(15) The engine's electronic throttle control is designed to increase manifold pressure to maintain engine torque.(16) If the pilot advances the throttle to obtain full power from the engine, the thrust will exceed the drag and the airplane will begin to accelerate.

Related Phrases of throttle

(1) throttle valve ::

takirere kātere

(2) full throttle ::

kātere tonu

(3) throttle body ::

tinana kātere

(4) throttle lever ::

hua kātere

(5) throttle back ::

kātere hoki

(6) throttle down ::

kātere iho

Related Phrases of throttle

(1) throttle valve ::

takirere kātere

(2) full throttle ::

kātere tonu

(3) throttle body ::

tinana kātere

(4) throttle lever ::

hua kātere

(5) throttle back ::

kātere hoki

(6) throttle down ::

kātere iho

Synonyms

Noun

1. accelerator ::

whakatere

Verb

3. choke ::

kowaowaotia

4. suppress ::

te pehi i

5. strangulate ::

strangulate

6. restrain ::

pehi

Different Forms

throttle, throttled, throttles, throttling

Word Example from TV Shows

"You are at the THROTTLE. You are the engineer.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 15

Examples of throttle from TV Shows

"You are at the THROTTLE. You are the engineer.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 15

English to Maori Dictionary: throttle

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