tax horsepower
tax horsepower noun: a country-specific calculation of the approximate power delivered by an automobile engine, used to determine a vehicle's road taxation rate. Modern systems may also take emissions into account.
Noun
tax horsepower (countable and uncountable, plural tax horsepowers or tax horsepower)
- A country-specific calculation of the approximate power delivered by an automobile engine, used to determine a vehicle's road taxation rate. Modern systems may also take emissions into account.
- Synonyms:
- fiscal horsepower, taxable horsepower
Synonyms of tax horsepower
- fiscal horsepower
- taxable horsepower
Forms of tax horsepower
| plural | tax horsepowers |
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| plural | tax horsepower |
Questions about tax horsepower
- What does tax horsepower mean?
- Tax horsepower means a country-specific calculation of the approximate power delivered by an automobile engine, used to determine a vehicle's road taxation rate. Modern systems may also take emissions into account.
- What part of speech is tax horsepower?
- Tax horsepower is a noun.
- What is the plural of tax horsepower?
- The plural of tax horsepower is tax horsepowers.
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