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liquid-cooled engine

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liquid-cooled engine [′lik·wəd ¦küld ′en·jən]
(mechanical engineering)
An internal combustion engine with a jacket cooling system in which liquid, usually water, is circulated to maintain acceptable operating temperatures of machine parts.
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