Definition of wheelspin in English:

wheelspin

nounˈwiːlspɪnˈ(h)wilˌspɪn

mass noun

Rotation of a vehicle's wheels without traction.
（车轮的）打滑，空转
traction control cuts engine power as soon as sensors detect wheelspin
Example sentencesExamples
- Jenson, who started eighth, then got too much wheelspin away from the line and lost several positions on the run to the first corner.
- On Ireland's slippery roads, some care will be needed - all that torque is quite capable of causing wheelspin.
- On most cars of this level of power, this would mean near-instant wheelspin, car spin and general unpleasantness.
- Tom got a little too much wheelspin at the start, held his position through the first corner and then got boxed on the outside through Cascades.
- Traction control, the technical device which helps plant the F1 cars' tyres firmly to the ground and eliminates wheelspin, is back.
- The G-series is also outfitted with an electronic stability program designed to intervene in moments of vehicle yaw or wheelspin.
- When wheelspin is detected, the power is distributed accordingly to the wheel with most grip.
- I made a bad start but at the first point I got away ok but then when I got on the throttle I had too much wheelspin and lost one position.
- Even if you never go off the road, you will benefit from the extra grip on a slippery surface, eliminating the possibility of wheelspin if you emerge into a stream of traffic in the rain.
- Thankfully, some excellent work by the chassis engineers means that there is no sign of wheelspin, often associated with powerful front wheel drive cars.
- At the beginning, it was pretty wild - there were puddles on the straightaways, so a lot of aquaplaning and wheelspin.
- I'm sure it looked dramatic, with lots of wheelspin, but I lost position against some of the other cars.
- This allows 170 milliseconds to control wheelspin in the newly selected gear, which Ferrari can argue is part of the gear changing process.
- The roads are abrasive and there is so much acceleration out of corners that there is always the danger of excessive wheelspin.
- If the rear wheels are spinning faster than the front ones, the car is suffering wheelspin, which costs valuable time, and also has the side-effect of damaging the tyres.
- The loose gravel start of the short track required the front row to ‘dig in’ to avoid wheelspin.
- Unfortunately on the restart, I had a lot of wheelspin which allowed Michael to take the slipstream and get past.
- People can wheelspin all they like up to 50 kilometres an hour.
- Hard compound rubber combats wear but reduces grip, which in turn generates wheelspin and therefore more wear.
- Sordo suffered from excessive wheelspin in his Citroen C2 and spent the session making changes to try to limit the loss of traction.

Definition of wheelspin in US English:

wheelspin

nounˈ(h)wēlˌspinˈ(h)wilˌspɪn

Rotation of a vehicle's wheels without traction.
（车轮的）打滑，空转
traction control cuts engine power as soon as sensors detect wheelspin
Example sentencesExamples
- If the rear wheels are spinning faster than the front ones, the car is suffering wheelspin, which costs valuable time, and also has the side-effect of damaging the tyres.
- At the beginning, it was pretty wild - there were puddles on the straightaways, so a lot of aquaplaning and wheelspin.
- The roads are abrasive and there is so much acceleration out of corners that there is always the danger of excessive wheelspin.
- Even if you never go off the road, you will benefit from the extra grip on a slippery surface, eliminating the possibility of wheelspin if you emerge into a stream of traffic in the rain.
- When wheelspin is detected, the power is distributed accordingly to the wheel with most grip.
- On Ireland's slippery roads, some care will be needed - all that torque is quite capable of causing wheelspin.
- People can wheelspin all they like up to 50 kilometres an hour.
- Unfortunately on the restart, I had a lot of wheelspin which allowed Michael to take the slipstream and get past.
- Sordo suffered from excessive wheelspin in his Citroen C2 and spent the session making changes to try to limit the loss of traction.
- On most cars of this level of power, this would mean near-instant wheelspin, car spin and general unpleasantness.
- This allows 170 milliseconds to control wheelspin in the newly selected gear, which Ferrari can argue is part of the gear changing process.
- I made a bad start but at the first point I got away ok but then when I got on the throttle I had too much wheelspin and lost one position.
- Thankfully, some excellent work by the chassis engineers means that there is no sign of wheelspin, often associated with powerful front wheel drive cars.
- Tom got a little too much wheelspin at the start, held his position through the first corner and then got boxed on the outside through Cascades.
- The G-series is also outfitted with an electronic stability program designed to intervene in moments of vehicle yaw or wheelspin.
- The loose gravel start of the short track required the front row to ‘dig in’ to avoid wheelspin.
- Traction control, the technical device which helps plant the F1 cars' tyres firmly to the ground and eliminates wheelspin, is back.
- Jenson, who started eighth, then got too much wheelspin away from the line and lost several positions on the run to the first corner.
- Hard compound rubber combats wear but reduces grip, which in turn generates wheelspin and therefore more wear.
- I'm sure it looked dramatic, with lots of wheelspin, but I lost position against some of the other cars.

词汇	wheelspin
释义	Definition of wheelspin in English: wheelspin nounˈwiːlspɪnˈ(h)wilˌspɪn mass noun Rotation of a vehicle's wheels without traction. （车轮的）打滑，空转 traction control cuts engine power as soon as sensors detect wheelspin Example sentencesExamples Jenson, who started eighth, then got too much wheelspin away from the line and lost several positions on the run to the first corner. On Ireland's slippery roads, some care will be needed - all that torque is quite capable of causing wheelspin. On most cars of this level of power, this would mean near-instant wheelspin, car spin and general unpleasantness. Tom got a little too much wheelspin at the start, held his position through the first corner and then got boxed on the outside through Cascades. Traction control, the technical device which helps plant the F1 cars' tyres firmly to the ground and eliminates wheelspin, is back. The G-series is also outfitted with an electronic stability program designed to intervene in moments of vehicle yaw or wheelspin. When wheelspin is detected, the power is distributed accordingly to the wheel with most grip. I made a bad start but at the first point I got away ok but then when I got on the throttle I had too much wheelspin and lost one position. Even if you never go off the road, you will benefit from the extra grip on a slippery surface, eliminating the possibility of wheelspin if you emerge into a stream of traffic in the rain. Thankfully, some excellent work by the chassis engineers means that there is no sign of wheelspin, often associated with powerful front wheel drive cars. At the beginning, it was pretty wild - there were puddles on the straightaways, so a lot of aquaplaning and wheelspin. I'm sure it looked dramatic, with lots of wheelspin, but I lost position against some of the other cars. This allows 170 milliseconds to control wheelspin in the newly selected gear, which Ferrari can argue is part of the gear changing process. The roads are abrasive and there is so much acceleration out of corners that there is always the danger of excessive wheelspin. If the rear wheels are spinning faster than the front ones, the car is suffering wheelspin, which costs valuable time, and also has the side-effect of damaging the tyres. The loose gravel start of the short track required the front row to ‘dig in’ to avoid wheelspin. Unfortunately on the restart, I had a lot of wheelspin which allowed Michael to take the slipstream and get past. People can wheelspin all they like up to 50 kilometres an hour. Hard compound rubber combats wear but reduces grip, which in turn generates wheelspin and therefore more wear. Sordo suffered from excessive wheelspin in his Citroen C2 and spent the session making changes to try to limit the loss of traction. Definition of wheelspin in US English: wheelspin nounˈ(h)wēlˌspinˈ(h)wilˌspɪn Rotation of a vehicle's wheels without traction. （车轮的）打滑，空转 traction control cuts engine power as soon as sensors detect wheelspin Example sentencesExamples If the rear wheels are spinning faster than the front ones, the car is suffering wheelspin, which costs valuable time, and also has the side-effect of damaging the tyres. At the beginning, it was pretty wild - there were puddles on the straightaways, so a lot of aquaplaning and wheelspin. The roads are abrasive and there is so much acceleration out of corners that there is always the danger of excessive wheelspin. Even if you never go off the road, you will benefit from the extra grip on a slippery surface, eliminating the possibility of wheelspin if you emerge into a stream of traffic in the rain. When wheelspin is detected, the power is distributed accordingly to the wheel with most grip. On Ireland's slippery roads, some care will be needed - all that torque is quite capable of causing wheelspin. People can wheelspin all they like up to 50 kilometres an hour. Unfortunately on the restart, I had a lot of wheelspin which allowed Michael to take the slipstream and get past. Sordo suffered from excessive wheelspin in his Citroen C2 and spent the session making changes to try to limit the loss of traction. On most cars of this level of power, this would mean near-instant wheelspin, car spin and general unpleasantness. This allows 170 milliseconds to control wheelspin in the newly selected gear, which Ferrari can argue is part of the gear changing process. I made a bad start but at the first point I got away ok but then when I got on the throttle I had too much wheelspin and lost one position. Thankfully, some excellent work by the chassis engineers means that there is no sign of wheelspin, often associated with powerful front wheel drive cars. Tom got a little too much wheelspin at the start, held his position through the first corner and then got boxed on the outside through Cascades. The G-series is also outfitted with an electronic stability program designed to intervene in moments of vehicle yaw or wheelspin. The loose gravel start of the short track required the front row to ‘dig in’ to avoid wheelspin. Traction control, the technical device which helps plant the F1 cars' tyres firmly to the ground and eliminates wheelspin, is back. Jenson, who started eighth, then got too much wheelspin away from the line and lost several positions on the run to the first corner. Hard compound rubber combats wear but reduces grip, which in turn generates wheelspin and therefore more wear. I'm sure it looked dramatic, with lots of wheelspin, but I lost position against some of the other cars.
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