What are the common English terms for buttons in cars?
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Common English explanations for buttons in cars are as follows: 1. Basic buttons: L: Left, R: Right, representing the left and right rearview mirrors respectively. After adjusting the rearview mirrors, you need to start the car. Keyless start vehicles will have an "ENGINE START STOP". ENGINE: Engine, which is the motor; START: Begin, meaning to start the engine; STOP: Halt, meaning to turn off and park. P: Park—Parking or stopping; R: Reverse—Backward; N: Neutral—Neutral, representing the neutral gear; D: Drive—Forward movement; M: Manual—Manual mode; L: Low—Low speed, S: Sport—Sport mode, when engaged, the throttle becomes more responsive, the transmission downshifts faster, and the engine speed increases. 2. Multimedia buttons: Radio: Radio station; media: Media, which is a collection of multimedia; menu: Menu, the main interface for in-car controls; back: Return, to go back to the previous interface; NAV or NAVI: Navigation; A/C: Air Control, which is the air conditioning; max: Maximum; Auto: Automatic, used in many aspects of the car, buttons with Auto are very convenient. 3. Fuel-saving buttons: ECO: Simply put, it's the fuel-saving mode, and for some new energy vehicles, it might also be the hybrid mode. Comfort: Comfort, Sport: Means the car's performance is stronger.