[
US
/spiˈdɑmətɝ/
]
[ UK /spiːdˈɒmɪtɐ/ ]
[ UK /spiːdˈɒmɪtɐ/ ]
NOUN
- a meter fixed to a vehicle that measures and displays its speed
How To Use speedometer In A Sentence
- But now I'm nailed to my leather seat as the speedometer passes 135 mph, the tach hits 8,200 rpm, and the church is a dancing dot in our rearview mirror.
- I clenched my fingers on the steering wheel, the speedometer swung towards 85 mph as I raced home.
- The vehicles have digital speedometers, are petrol-driven and can travel up to 45 mph.
- The interior is dominated by iconic MINI design characteristics such as grippy and comfortable sports seats, the trademark central speedometer and neat, funky switch packs. Automotive Headlines
- Joanna looked down at her speedometer and immediately took her foot off of the accelerator.
- That's because one is conventional: it uses light bulbs to illuminate the speedometer, tachometer, etc.
- A huge dashboard spreads out in front of you, with a speedometer and revcounter mounted in the middle, not in front of the driver.
- Although we may know where we want to go, without a speedometer and a speed limit it's hard to know if we could move faster or slow down.
- The speedometer crept up to ten, where there was a little red dash. BARN BLIND
- There are also new designs to the analogue speedometer and tachometer, together with digital clock and outside temperature gauge built into the fascia above the centre console.