driveline
/ˈdraɪvaɪnaɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A series of connected parts that transmit power from a prime mover to a driven machine, typically in a vehicle.
“The company specializes in designing drivelines for heavy-duty trucks.”
2. noun
A series of connected parts that transmit power from a prime mover to the wheels of a vehicle.
“The car’s driveline was damaged in the accident.”
3. noun
A series of connected parts that transmit power from a prime mover to the wheels of a vehicle, including the transmission and driveshaft.
“The mechanic inspected the driveline to diagnose the problem.”