Meanings
- not comparableHaving two different speed settings.
a two-speed transmission
1 more example
The two-speed exhausters are mounted one in each nose-end compartment and create vacuum for operating the train brakes.
1958 June 29, “Main-Line Diesel-Electric Locomotives for the Eastern Region”, in Railway Magazine, page 394
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