The term "gasolene-gauge" functions as a noun.
/gæ səˈliːn ɡeɪdʒ/
A "gasolene-gauge" is a device that indicates the level of gasoline in the fuel tank of a vehicle. It is essential for drivers to understand how much fuel their vehicle has, preventing unexpected stops due to running out of gas.
The term is more frequently used in written texts, such as vehicle manuals, automotive discussions, or engineering contexts, than in casual oral conversations.
Новый автомобиль оснащён цифровым уровнем бензина, который предоставляет актуальную информацию о запасах топлива.
Always keep an eye on the gasolene-gauge to avoid being stranded in the middle of nowhere.
Всегда следите за уровнем бензина, чтобы не оказаться брошенным посредине пустоты.
During the road trip, we had to stop several times to refuel as the gasolene-gauge showed low levels.
While "gasolene-gauge" is not commonly associated with many idiomatic expressions, related phrases often involve the concept of "running low" or "topping off." Here are some idiomatic expressions and sentences featuring thematic similarities:
После долгой недели к пятнице я чувствовал себя на грани изнеможения.
Fill the tank
Перед тем как выехать в путь, убедитесь, что полный бак, чтобы не остаться без бензина.
In the red
Если ты будешь продолжать игнорировать уровень бензина, ты окажешься в долгах финансово с постоянной потребностью заправляться.
Burning the candle at both ends
Работая на двух работах и учась, можно почувствовать, что «жжёшь свечу с обеих сторон», так же как когда уровень бензина на нуле.
Going the extra mile
The word "gasolene" comes from the term "gas oil" and is derived from the French word "gas-oil" which described a type of fuel. The suffix "-gauge" originates from Old French "jauge," meaning "to measure." Combined, "gasolene-gauge" directly refers to a device that measures the fuel level of gasoline.
Synonyms: - Fuel gauge - Gas gauge - Gas level indicator
Antonyms: - Empty tank (as a state rather than a direct antonym) - Full tank (as a contrasting state)