Meanings of have engine in English

If we have engine trouble on the way, he might be useful.

Even cheap cars, after all, have engine gauges.

Unless we run up against some snag, and have engine trouble, we ought to get to the Channel long before dark sets in.

Minivehicles have engine displacements of up to 660cc and are unique to Japan, making up one-third of new vehicle sales thanks to preferential tax treatment.

The decision comes following an announcement from parent company, Toyota earlier today that about 270,000 cars sold worldwide have engine problems.

High-powered cars in this class often have engines with twice the volume.

He can be heard telling the controller that he has engine failure.

Another sailboat in the area had engine trouble and needed help.

Navistar aims to have engines on the road in early 2013.

The vessel had engine trouble, Ramon wrote, but would soon be on its way.

And then there were the Bumper Boats which regularly had engines that leaked fuel.

But he had engine trouble, and the plane crashed off the coast of Yucatan.

Not till he had engine trouble did the driver halt.

Starting with the decision to have engines on each leg.

When he got hold of them, he said he'd been having engine trouble all afternoon.

Milo saw the weakness of my contention: "Squirrels don't have engines."