Torque

Definition of Torque

Torque is a measure of how much a force acting on an object causes that object to rotate. It is often used in physics and engineering.

How should Torque divide into syllables

This word has one syllable, and it has two vowels (o, u) and three consonants (t, r, q).

Part of Speech - Torque

The mechanic used a torque wrench to tighten the bolts.

Sentences with Torque

• The torque on the bolt was too high, and it snapped.
• The car's engine produces a lot of torque, which helps it accelerate quickly.
• The torque converter allows the engine to keep running while the car is stopped.
• The torque sensor measures the amount of force being applied to the motor.
• The torque stick helps prevent overtightening of bolts.

Quotes with Torque

• I love the smell of torque in the morning.
• Torque is what gets the job done.
• The harder the torque, the greater the force.
• Without torque, we'd be going nowhere fast.
• Torque is the unsung hero of the engineering world.

Number of characters in Torque

6 ( t, o, r, q, u, e )

Unique letters in Torque

6 ( t, o, r, q, u, e )

Torque Backwards

euqrot

Phonetic Transcription of Torque

IPA (International): tɔ:rk

ARA (American): tɔrk

EPA (English): tɔ:rk

TAO-RK