Translation guide
The word 'chassis' refers to the structural frame of a vehicle or piece of equipment. In Japanese, the most common equivalent is シャーシ (shāshi), a loanword from English. Depending on context, other terms like 車台 (shadai) or フレーム (furēmu) may be used.
The base frame of a car, truck, or other vehicle, including the engine, wheels, and suspension.
The most common and direct translation, used in automotive contexts. A loanword from English.
The chassis of this car is sturdy.
A more technical term often used in engineering or formal specifications.
Refers specifically to the frame structure, often used for trucks or motorcycles. Can also mean 'frame' in a general sense.
The metal frame or enclosure that holds electronic components, such as in a computer or audio equipment.
Used for the casing of electronic devices, just like in English.
Please check the chassis number.
トラックのフレームが曲がった。
The truck's frame got bent.
Open the computer chassis.
A formal term for the housing or enclosure of a device, common in technical manuals.
This chassis is made of aluminum.