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91Gear Aqcuisition Syndrome — Gear Acquisition Syndrome Souvent écrit GAS ou G.A.S., vient de l anglais Gear Acquisition Syndrome (syndrome d acquisition de matériel) ou Guitar Acquisition Syndrome (syndrome d acquisition de guitare). Il est parfois traduit en français par… …
92gear shift — n AmE a gear lever …
93gear stick — n BrE a gear lever …
94gear lever — (also gearstick) ► NOUN Brit. ▪ a lever used to engage or change gear in a motor vehicle …
95gear shift — ► NOUN chiefly N. Amer. ▪ a gear lever …
96gear-case — gearˈ case noun A protective case for the gearing of a bicycle, etc • • • Main Entry: ↑gear …
97gear train — noun Two or more gearwheels, transmitting motion from one shaft to another • • • Main Entry: ↑gear …
98gear|less — «GIHR lihs», adjective. having no gear for the transmission of motion; acting directly …
99gear|wheel — «GIHR HWEEL», noun. 1. a wheel having teeth that fit into the teeth of another wheel of the same kind in order to move it or be moved by it; cogwheel; gear. 2. the larger of a set of meshing gears, distinguished from a pinion, the smaller …
100gear up (for something) — ˌgear ˈup (for/to sth) | ˌgear sb/sthˈup (for/to sth) derived to prepare yourself/sb/sth to do sth • Cycle organizations are gearing up for National Bike Week. see also ↑geared Main entry: ↑gear …