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gear lever
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gear lever (US and Canadian), gearshift
a lever used to move gearwheels relative to each other, esp in a motor vehicle


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Gear levers and handbrakes are no longer mechanical, so switches or buttons on the fascia can be used to activate their functions electronically.
Gear levers and handbrakes are no longer mechanical, so switches or buttons on the fascia can be used to activate their functions electronically.
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