electric motor

1. A motor that converts electrical energy into kinetic energy.

   электри́ческий мото́рelektríčeskij motór, электромото́рelektromotór, электродви́гательelektrodvígatelʹ

   електродвигу́нelektrodvyhún, електромото́рelektromotór

   a motor that converts electricity to mechanical work

1. This machine is driven by a small electric motor.

   deDiese Maschine wird von einem kleinen Elektromotor angetrieben. — Tamy

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2. Electric motors deliver strong acceleration because they offer more torque than equivalent gasoline engines.

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3. Electric motors don't create pollution.

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4. Like photons from a light source, electric motors wastefully radiate magnetic energy in all directions.

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5. The key components are an electric motor driving a rack and pinion at each wheel, accelerometers and a computerized control system.

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