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| in·ter·nal-com·bus·tion en·gine (plural in·ter·nal-com·bus·tion en·gines) |
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fuel-burning engine: an engine in which fuel is burned in combustion chambers within the engine, instead of in an external furnace, and in which the energy released moves one or more pistons
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