Torqued Meaning in English
word · lemma: torque
Definition
When something is twisted or rotated with force, especially using a tool to apply torque; often describes tightening or loosening bolts.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly used in technical or mechanical contexts; 'torqued' is the past form of the verb 'to torque'. Collocates frequently with 'bolts', 'nuts', or 'wrenches' (e.g., 'torqued the bolt'). Less common in casual speech.
Spanish: giró - aplicó par - torqueóPortuguese (BR): girou - aplicou torquePortuguese (PT): girou - aplicou torqueChinese (Simplified): 拧紧 - 施加扭矩Chinese (Traditional): 扭緊 - 施加扭矩Hindi: घुमाया - टॉर्क लगायाArabic: شدَّ - طبّق عزم الدورانBengali: প্যাঁচানো - ঘুরানো (জোর দিয়ে)Russian: затянут - закручен (при помощи усилия)Japanese: トルクをかけた - 締め付けたVietnamese: vặn chặt (bằng lực) - siết (bằng mô-men xoắn)Korean: 토크를 준 - 조인Turkish: sıkıldı (anahtarla kuvvet uygulayarak)Urdu: زور سے گھمایا - کس دیاIndonesian: dikencangkan (dengan torsi) - diputar pakai tenaga
Example Sentences
After everything was torqued, the bike was safe to ride.
natural
The team double-checked that each screw had been torqued to the right spec.
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He torqued the bolt with a wrench.
basic
The mechanic torqued all the nuts properly.
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She torqued the wheel to finish the repair.
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You haven't torqued that bolt enough yet.
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