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• power-assisted — adjective supplementing or replacing manual effort power assisted steering • Similar to: ↑assisted, ↑aided …   Useful english dictionary

• power-assisted — adj. Power assisted is used with these nouns: ↑steering …   Collocations dictionary

• power-assisted steering — n [U] ↑power steering …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• power-assisted steering — noun automotive steering where engineer power amplifies the torque applied to the steering wheel • Syn: ↑power steering • Hypernyms: ↑steering system, ↑steering mechanism * * * noun [noncount] : ↑power steering * * * ˌpower assisted ˈsteering …   Useful english dictionary

• power-assisted controls — A system of flying controls in which the force needed to move the surface, although partly provided by the pilot’s effort, is supplemented by electrical, hydraulic, or pneumatic means. In a power assisted flight controls system (FCS) failure, the …   Aviation dictionary

• power-assisted steering — (pas) A steering system in which a hydraulic pump powered by the engine helps the driver to turn the steering wheel. Compare power steering. Also see integral type power assisted steering …   Dictionary of automotive terms

• power-assisted — adjective (especially of steering or brakes) using an inanimate source of power to assist manual operation …   English new terms dictionary

• power assisted brake — See power brakes …   Dictionary of automotive terms

• power assisted brakes — See power brakes …   Dictionary of automotive terms

• Power steering — helps drivers steer vehicles by augmenting steering effort of the steering wheel. It does this by adding controlled energy to the steering mechanism, so the driver needs to provide only modest effort regardless of conditions. In particular, power …   Wikipedia

• power steering — power .steering also power assisted steering n [U] a system for ↑steering a vehicle which uses power from the vehicle s engine and so needs less effort from the driver ▪ Most new cars now have power steering …   Dictionary of contemporary English