Definition of tachograph in English:

tachograph

noun ˈtakəɡrɑːfˈtækəˌɡræf

A tachometer providing a record of engine speed over a period, especially in a commercial road vehicle.
速度记录器
Example sentencesExamples
- The retrieved tachograph had recorded a speed of 122 kilometres per hour at the time of the accident.
- Like a black box or tachograph, it also keeps a record of its measurements and could even contact the police or slow or stop the car.
- A lorry driver in the last ten years of his working life, struggling to cope with modern traffic and trying to deliver goods on time, falsifies his tachograph.
- Tools such as the tachograph, which keeps a record of the distance travelled and rest periods taken, will also be used to enforce the new rules.
- Either he operated a switch on the tachograph recorder which should only be operated when he is not the driver, or he inserted the disc on which the tachograph mechanically records information in a position which is used by a non-driver.
- This is a powerful indicator to their standing as commercials, and hence they will require a tachograph when towing a trailer for commercial purposes.
- Since the tachograph requires odometer pulse information, most vehicle models provide such a signal.
- Luckily for him, the bus's tachograph showed that he had in fact been doing 29 mph.
- The dispute was over the ‘spy in the cab’ use of tachographs, which showed the speed and length of travel.
- Haulage drivers are already affected by tachographs on vehicles and there are quite tough restrictions for how long you can drive and leaving long rest periods.
- He has previously been fined for carrying dangerous loads and not calibrating a tachograph on one of his vehicles.
- ‘We tend to think of lorry drivers who use tachographs and are obviously expected by law to drive within set limits,’ she said.
- Officers would also be checking the vehicle for defects, inspecting the tachograph and checking for any alcohol content in the bodies of the drivers.
- His tachograph showed that the brakes had not been applied at all, said the prosecutor.

Definition of tachograph in US English:

tachograph

nounˈtækəˌɡræfˈtakəˌɡraf

A tachometer providing a record of engine speed over a period, especially in a commercial road vehicle.
速度记录器
Example sentencesExamples
- A lorry driver in the last ten years of his working life, struggling to cope with modern traffic and trying to deliver goods on time, falsifies his tachograph.
- Luckily for him, the bus's tachograph showed that he had in fact been doing 29 mph.
- Tools such as the tachograph, which keeps a record of the distance travelled and rest periods taken, will also be used to enforce the new rules.
- Like a black box or tachograph, it also keeps a record of its measurements and could even contact the police or slow or stop the car.
- Either he operated a switch on the tachograph recorder which should only be operated when he is not the driver, or he inserted the disc on which the tachograph mechanically records information in a position which is used by a non-driver.
- Haulage drivers are already affected by tachographs on vehicles and there are quite tough restrictions for how long you can drive and leaving long rest periods.
- This is a powerful indicator to their standing as commercials, and hence they will require a tachograph when towing a trailer for commercial purposes.
- Officers would also be checking the vehicle for defects, inspecting the tachograph and checking for any alcohol content in the bodies of the drivers.
- The dispute was over the ‘spy in the cab’ use of tachographs, which showed the speed and length of travel.
- The retrieved tachograph had recorded a speed of 122 kilometres per hour at the time of the accident.
- ‘We tend to think of lorry drivers who use tachographs and are obviously expected by law to drive within set limits,’ she said.
- Since the tachograph requires odometer pulse information, most vehicle models provide such a signal.
- He has previously been fined for carrying dangerous loads and not calibrating a tachograph on one of his vehicles.
- His tachograph showed that the brakes had not been applied at all, said the prosecutor.

词汇	tachograph
释义	Definition of tachograph in English: tachograph noun ˈtakəɡrɑːfˈtækəˌɡræf A tachometer providing a record of engine speed over a period, especially in a commercial road vehicle. 速度记录器 Example sentencesExamples The retrieved tachograph had recorded a speed of 122 kilometres per hour at the time of the accident. Like a black box or tachograph, it also keeps a record of its measurements and could even contact the police or slow or stop the car. A lorry driver in the last ten years of his working life, struggling to cope with modern traffic and trying to deliver goods on time, falsifies his tachograph. Tools such as the tachograph, which keeps a record of the distance travelled and rest periods taken, will also be used to enforce the new rules. Either he operated a switch on the tachograph recorder which should only be operated when he is not the driver, or he inserted the disc on which the tachograph mechanically records information in a position which is used by a non-driver. This is a powerful indicator to their standing as commercials, and hence they will require a tachograph when towing a trailer for commercial purposes. Since the tachograph requires odometer pulse information, most vehicle models provide such a signal. Luckily for him, the bus's tachograph showed that he had in fact been doing 29 mph. The dispute was over the ‘spy in the cab’ use of tachographs, which showed the speed and length of travel. Haulage drivers are already affected by tachographs on vehicles and there are quite tough restrictions for how long you can drive and leaving long rest periods. He has previously been fined for carrying dangerous loads and not calibrating a tachograph on one of his vehicles. ‘We tend to think of lorry drivers who use tachographs and are obviously expected by law to drive within set limits,’ she said. Officers would also be checking the vehicle for defects, inspecting the tachograph and checking for any alcohol content in the bodies of the drivers. His tachograph showed that the brakes had not been applied at all, said the prosecutor. Definition of tachograph in US English: tachograph nounˈtækəˌɡræfˈtakəˌɡraf A tachometer providing a record of engine speed over a period, especially in a commercial road vehicle. 速度记录器 Example sentencesExamples A lorry driver in the last ten years of his working life, struggling to cope with modern traffic and trying to deliver goods on time, falsifies his tachograph. Luckily for him, the bus's tachograph showed that he had in fact been doing 29 mph. Tools such as the tachograph, which keeps a record of the distance travelled and rest periods taken, will also be used to enforce the new rules. Like a black box or tachograph, it also keeps a record of its measurements and could even contact the police or slow or stop the car. Either he operated a switch on the tachograph recorder which should only be operated when he is not the driver, or he inserted the disc on which the tachograph mechanically records information in a position which is used by a non-driver. Haulage drivers are already affected by tachographs on vehicles and there are quite tough restrictions for how long you can drive and leaving long rest periods. This is a powerful indicator to their standing as commercials, and hence they will require a tachograph when towing a trailer for commercial purposes. Officers would also be checking the vehicle for defects, inspecting the tachograph and checking for any alcohol content in the bodies of the drivers. The dispute was over the ‘spy in the cab’ use of tachographs, which showed the speed and length of travel. The retrieved tachograph had recorded a speed of 122 kilometres per hour at the time of the accident. ‘We tend to think of lorry drivers who use tachographs and are obviously expected by law to drive within set limits,’ she said. Since the tachograph requires odometer pulse information, most vehicle models provide such a signal. He has previously been fined for carrying dangerous loads and not calibrating a tachograph on one of his vehicles. His tachograph showed that the brakes had not been applied at all, said the prosecutor.
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