two-stroke engine

English

Two-stroke engine.

Noun

two-stroke engine (plural two-stroke engines)

An engine in which the pistons perform two strokes per engine cycle (i.e., intake/compression and combustion/exhaust).

Synonyms

two-cycle engine

Related terms

four-stroke engine

Translations

an engine in which the pistons perform two strokes per engine cycle

Chinese:
Mandarin: 兩衝程循環, 两冲程循环 (liǎng chōngchéng xúnhuán)
Finnish: kaksitahtimoottori (fi)
French: moteur à deux temps m
German: Zweitaktmotor (de) m, Zweitakter (de) m
Hungarian: kétütemű motor
Japanese: ２ストローク機関 (tsū sutorōku kikan)
Macedonian: двотактен мотор m (dvótakten mótor)

Polish: silnik dwusuwowy m, dwusuw m (informal), dwutakt m (informal)
Portuguese: motor de dois tempos m
Russian: двухта́ктный дви́гатель m (dvuxtáktnyj dvígatelʹ)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: двотактни мотор m

Roman: dvotaktni motor m
Spanish: motor de dos tiempos m, motor de dos ciclos m

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