brakes

IPA: brˈeɪks

noun

  • brake consisting of a combination of interacting parts that work to slow a motor vehicle
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Examples of "brakes" in Sentences

  • Chinese-built 3-speed bicycle with coaster brakes is just too much money.
  • Most experts agree that a typical production car engine won’t overpower the car’s brakes from a stop.
  • Not using your brakes is not about taking silly risks but about avoiding risky situations by seeing them coming.
  • I did learn that the brakes were almost non-existent, something I probably would have rather been blissfully ignorant to.
  • The suspension is exact and the hydraulically controlled brakes from the brake pedal have quick-change brake pads just as on the real car.
  • * Replaces STD vacuum boost brakes w/hydro boost brakes*, CAMPER PKG - inc: heavy service front springs rear stabilizer bar slide-in camper certification (N/A w
  • However, given the size of the local levels and that the action takes place outdoors, the causes of such brakes is understandable, but it's still not the most weighty justification for the author Dino D-Day.

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