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Definition of hill start in English: hill startnoun British An act of starting to drive a vehicle from a stationary position on an incline. a badly bungled hill start Example sentencesExamples - Many motorists seemed to think that the only way to make progress on a hill start was to floor the accelerator.
- I had aced my emergency stop and my hill start, and we were on our way to do a three-point turn.
- Pulling away from multiple hill starts in third gear put load on the clutch, which began to burn and slip.
- It is equipped with the full range of braking, traction control and stability systems on the market today, and a unique function to facilitate smooth hill starts.
- The car test just involved a bit of driving and then a hill start.
- There's an electric parking button that does the job of a handbrake, and for a hill start you simply accelerate as you would with an automatic.
- In your mind make a perfect hill start, now tell yourself how good you feel and do it again.
- Never mind the hill start, what about the handbrake turn?
- I am asked to do a hill start, reverse around a corner and into a parking space.
- I remember the day I was doing a hill start during a lesson and balanced the clutch and the gas so well that when I let down the hand-brake, the car neither rolled backwards nor lurched forwards.
- For some reason the handbrake is so far over it's almost in your passenger's lap, which could be embarrassing during a hill start.
- New drivers soon found out that insurance, petrol costs and hill starts were not the only things they should be worried about.
- The car simplifies hill starts by holding automatically until the driver accelerates away.
- They will be watching for safe, confident riding skills including emergency stop, hill starts, and u-turns.
- I do a slow hill start and edge the front wheel out of it, and then carry on, going slowly to get the back wheel across.
Definition of hill start in US English: hill startnoun British An act of starting to drive a vehicle from a stationary position on an incline. a badly bungled hill start Example sentencesExamples - In your mind make a perfect hill start, now tell yourself how good you feel and do it again.
- They will be watching for safe, confident riding skills including emergency stop, hill starts, and u-turns.
- For some reason the handbrake is so far over it's almost in your passenger's lap, which could be embarrassing during a hill start.
- I had aced my emergency stop and my hill start, and we were on our way to do a three-point turn.
- Pulling away from multiple hill starts in third gear put load on the clutch, which began to burn and slip.
- Many motorists seemed to think that the only way to make progress on a hill start was to floor the accelerator.
- New drivers soon found out that insurance, petrol costs and hill starts were not the only things they should be worried about.
- There's an electric parking button that does the job of a handbrake, and for a hill start you simply accelerate as you would with an automatic.
- It is equipped with the full range of braking, traction control and stability systems on the market today, and a unique function to facilitate smooth hill starts.
- I am asked to do a hill start, reverse around a corner and into a parking space.
- I do a slow hill start and edge the front wheel out of it, and then carry on, going slowly to get the back wheel across.
- I remember the day I was doing a hill start during a lesson and balanced the clutch and the gas so well that when I let down the hand-brake, the car neither rolled backwards nor lurched forwards.
- The car test just involved a bit of driving and then a hill start.
- Never mind the hill start, what about the handbrake turn?
- The car simplifies hill starts by holding automatically until the driver accelerates away.
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