chassis

/ˈtʃæsi/
noun
  1. The frame or main structure of a vehicle, such as a car, truck, or airplane, that supports the body and other parts.
    • They designed a new chassis that improves the vehicle's stability on rough roads.
    • The car's chassis is made of lightweight aluminum for better fuel efficiency.
    • The mechanic inspected the chassis for rust and damage.
  2. The metal frame inside an electronic device that holds the circuit boards and components.
    • He mounted the motherboard onto the computer chassis.
    • The amplifier's chassis is built from heavy-duty steel to reduce vibration.
    • Make sure the chassis is grounded before you touch any internal parts.
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