odometer / oʊˈdɒm ɪ tər /

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odometer 的定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. an instrument for measuring distance traveled, as by an automobile.

更多odometer例句

  1. The guitar was a present, but it would dominate the back seat of my Volkswagen sedan, which has wobbly tires, a full trunk and 100,000 miles on the odometer.
  2. Although the rules limited its use to inter-office travel on official government business, the truck’s odometer showed it drove 77,000 miles in the three years Ellicott had it, according to the tax office.
  3. For all of the miles New Horizons will put on its odometer, it will never set the record for the greatest distance a spacecraft will travel from Earth—the best it can do is come in fifth.
  4. She also uses a separate handlebar odometer, so she doesn’t have to rely on her phone for mileage.
  5. Inferno pegs the odometer needle into the red at the outset and stays there for nearly 500 pages.
  6. We had been absent on our tour six weeks to a day and our odometer registered exactly 3070 miles.
  7. The writer was given charge of the compass and the odometer, with instructions to report daily to Lieutenant Duane.
  8. The odometer line measured to-day was twenty and a half miles.
  9. Toward half past five the odometer on one of the dog-sleds registered a distance of three-quarters of a mile made since morning.
  10. The other odometer, which was much more curious, appears to have been constructed by that emperor himself23.