velocidad mínima
Minimum speed
The Spanish phrase 'velocidad mínima' translates to 'minimum speed' in English. It is composed of two words: 'velocidad', which means 'speed', and 'mínima', which means 'minimum'. It is often used in context where there are specified limits of how slow a vehicle or operation can proceed. For instance, in traffic regulations or hardware requirements of software or machinery.
Example sentences using: velocidad mínima
La velocidad mínima permitida en esta autopista es de 60 km/h.
The minimum speed allowed on this highway is 60 km/h.
This sentence is typically used in a context where speed limits are being discussed, particularly in relation to a specific roadway or highway. It suggests that drivers must not drive slower than the stated limit.
Debido a la condición climática adversa, se redujo la velocidad mínima permitida.
Due to adverse weather condition, the minimum speed allowed was reduced.
This sentence could be used in a scenario where traffic rules are being adjusted due to changes in weather, and it suggests that the minimum driving speed has been lowered for safety reasons.
Para mantener la eficiencia del combustible, mantén la velocidad mínima necesaria.
To maintain fuel efficiency, keep the minimum necessary speed.
In this context, the phrase is giving advice about how to conserve fuel while driving, by not driving faster than necessary.