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brake disc
noun[ C ]
(also USbrake disk)uk /ˈbreɪk ˌdɪsk/ us /ˈbreɪk ˌdɪsk/(alsobrake rotor)
a circular metal plate that is fixed to the wheel of a vehicle so that brake pads(= rectangular pieces of rubber) can press against it to reduce the speed of the vehicle when the brakes are used:
The car needed three new brake discs.
The factory makes brake discs for high-performance sports cars.
I had new tyres and brake rotors fitted.
The car's front brake discs were badly worn.
It is hard to check whether the brake discs need to be replaced unless you remove the wheels.
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