No. 14,150 in Spanish
torque
"Torque" in Spanish refers to a "twisting force that causes rotation."
In a sentence
El mecánico ajustó el torque del motor.
The mechanic adjusted the torque of the engine.
Here, 'torque' is used in the mechanical sense, referring to the rotational force applied in engines.
Para abrir el frasco, se necesita aplicar más torque.
To open the jar, more torque is needed.
In this context, 'torque' is used to describe the physical effort or rotational force applied to open an object.
Los ingenieros calcularon el torque necesario para mover el mecanismo.
The engineers calculated the torque needed to move the mechanism.
The term 'torque' is utilized in a mathematical or physics-related context, describing the rotational force required for mechanical movement.
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