mechanics
/məˈkænɪks/
noun
- The branch of physics that deals with the motion of objects and the forces that affect them.
- Newton's laws are the foundation of classical mechanics.
- In physics class, we studied the mechanics of how a ball rolls down a hill.
- Understanding mechanics helps engineers design safer cars.
- The way something works or operates, especially the practical details of a process or system.
- The mechanics of the game are simple: roll the dice and move your piece.
- She learned the mechanics of running a small business from her mentor.
- The mechanics of voting can be confusing for first-time voters.
- The skill or work of repairing and maintaining machinery.
- He studied auto mechanics at the technical college.
- She has a natural talent for mechanics and can fix almost anything.
- Good mechanics require patience and attention to detail.