front-wheel drive
US /ˌfrʌnt wiːl ˈdraɪv/
UK /ˌfrʌnt wiːl ˈdraɪv/
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penggerak roda depan
a system in which the engine's power is transmitted to the front wheels of a vehicle, which both pull the vehicle and steer it
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Most modern compact cars use front-wheel drive for better fuel efficiency.
Sebagian besar mobil kompak modern menggunakan penggerak roda depan untuk efisiensi bahan bakar yang lebih baik.
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Driving a front-wheel drive car can feel different in corners.
Mengemudi mobil penggerak roda depan bisa terasa berbeda saat menikung.