power mower
Definition
Noun: A lawn mower that uses a gasoline engine or electric motor to operate, eliminating the need for manual pushing to cut the grass.
Usage
A "power mower" is a machine used for cutting grass on lawns. It is distinguished from manual reel mowers by its self-propelled or engine-assisted operation. The term specifies the type of power source.
Examples
- Noun:
- After buying a new house with a large yard, he invested in a reliable power mower.
- The loud noise from the neighbor's power mower made it difficult to concentrate.
- Modern electric power mowers are much quieter than traditional gas-powered models.
Advanced Usage
- The term can be used in comparative contexts to discuss different lawn care technologies.
- The debate between using a manual mower versus a power mower often centers on cost and environmental impact.
Variants and Related Words
- Lawn mower (n): The general category of machines for cutting grass. A power mower is a type of lawn mower.
- Riding mower (n): A type of power mower that the operator rides on.
- Push mower (n): Often used to refer to a manual, non-powered mower, but can also describe a non-self-propelled power mower that requires pushing.
Synonyms
- Motor mower: A less common synonym with the same meaning.
- Powered lawn mower: A descriptive synonym.
Antonyms
- Manual mower / Reel mower: A lawn mower that operates solely through human pushing power, without an engine or motor.
Noun
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a lawn mower powered by a gasoline motor
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