torquer

[ˈtɔːkə(r)]

torquer Definition

• 1. to twist or turn something with force
• 2. to cause something to rotate around an axis
• 3. to apply torque to an object

Using torquer: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "torquer" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He torqued the lid off the jar.

• Example

  The engine is torquing the driveshaft.

• Example

  The mechanic torqued the bolts to the manufacturer's specifications.

torquer Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for torquer

• twist
• turn
• rotate
• spin

Phrases with torquer

• torque up

  to increase the amount of torque applied to an object

  Example

  The race car driver torqued up the engine before the race.

• torque converter

  a device that transmits and multiplies torque generated by an engine to the transmission

  Example

  The torque converter allows the engine to keep running while the vehicle is stopped.

• torque wrench

  a tool used to apply a specific amount of torque to a bolt or nut

  Example

  The mechanic used a torque wrench to tighten the bolts to the correct specification.

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Summary: torquer in Brief

'Torquer' [ˈtɔːkə(r)] is a verb that means to twist, turn, or rotate something with force. It can also refer to applying torque to an object. Examples include 'He torqued the lid off the jar,' and 'The mechanic torqued the bolts to the manufacturer's specifications.' Phrases like 'torque up' and 'torque wrench' extend the meaning of 'torquer.'