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Selfbrake

Definition:

A selfbrake is a safety mechanism that automatically stops or slows down the movement of a machine or vehicle when a certain condition is met.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun: A device that activates when a specific condition is met to halt or reduce the speed of a machine or vehicle.
  • Verb: To use a selfbrake or activate a selfbrake mechanism to stop or slow down a machine or vehicle.

Senses:

  • Sense 1: A device used in bicycles to automatically apply the brake when the rider releases the handlebar.
  • Sense 2: A safety feature commonly found in industrial machinery to prevent accidents by stopping the operation if a worker is in danger.
  • Sense 3: Refers to the act of activating a selfbrake mechanism in a machine or vehicle to ensure safety.

Usage Examples:

  • Noun:
    • The new mountain bike model includes a selfbrake for added safety on steep descents. (Sense 1)
    • The industrial lathe has an integrated selfbrake that engages when the operator places their hand near the rotating parts. (Sense 2)
  • Verb:
    • Make sure to selfbrake before dismounting the e-scooter to avoid any accidents. (Sense 3)
    • By selfbraking, the forklift operator prevented a collision with a pedestrian in the warehouse. (Sense 3)

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