Definitions
- Referring to the protective bar or plate at the front or rear of a vehicle. - Describing a collision or impact with another vehicle or object. - Talking about a barrier or obstacle that prevents progress or hinders a situation.
- Describing the protective structure over the wheel of a vehicle. - Referring to a device that prevents objects from getting caught in machinery. - Talking about a barrier or shield that protects against damage or harm.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are parts of a vehicle.
- 2Both provide protection against damage.
- 3Both can be damaged in accidents or collisions.
- 4Both are used to prevent harm or obstacles.
What is the difference?
- 1Location: A bumper is located at the front or rear of a vehicle, while a fender is positioned over the wheel.
- 2Function: A bumper acts as a protective bar or plate, while a fender prevents objects from getting caught in machinery or shields against damage.
- 3Design: A bumper is usually a solid structure, while a fender can be a curved or angled piece.
- 4Usage: Bumper is commonly used in the context of vehicles, while fender can also refer to other protective devices or barriers.
Remember this!
Bumper and fender are both parts of a vehicle that provide protection against damage. However, they differ in location, function, design, usage, and etymology. A bumper is located at the front or rear of a vehicle and acts as a protective bar or plate, while a fender is positioned over the wheel and prevents objects from getting caught or shields against damage. Bumper is commonly used in the context of vehicles, while fender can have broader applications.
