"chain-driven" meaning in English

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  "pos": "adj",
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          "ref": "1946 November and December, “The Why and The Wherefore: Chain-Driven Valve-Motion”, in Railway Magazine, page 391",
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        "Referring to the transmission of power by means of a suitable endless chain, such as a bicycle chain."
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          "power",
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        "(mechanical engineering) Referring to the transmission of power by means of a suitable endless chain, such as a bicycle chain."
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          "word": "chain drive"
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  "word": "chain-driven"
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        "Referring to the transmission of power by means of a suitable endless chain, such as a bicycle chain."
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          "transmission",
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        "(mechanical engineering) Referring to the transmission of power by means of a suitable endless chain, such as a bicycle chain."
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