What does lim mean in Chinese translation?

[StPeter]

lim is the abbreviation of limit, which in English means restriction, limit, or boundary. Here are some related introductions: 1. Speed limit function: BMW lim refers to the speed limit function. Some BMW models are equipped with this lim speed limit feature. The specific usage method is to press this button when the car is stationary, and it will default to a speed limit of 30 kilometers per hour. 2. Car brand: BMW is a German automobile brand under the BMW Group, which includes the I, X, Z, and pure number 4 series, as well as series like 1, 2, 3, and the M series based on improvements to these series.

[OArthur]

I remember my driving instructor mentioned the LIM button, which stands for the speed limit function. After pressing the LIM button on the steering wheel, the car's maximum speed is locked at the set value, making it feel like driving within an electronic fence—very reassuring. Last week, while driving my friend's new Volkswagen through a tunnel, he specifically demonstrated this feature. After setting it to 80 km/h, even pressing the accelerator all the way wouldn't exceed that speed, and the dashboard would flash an orange warning. This design is most common in German car models, especially useful in complex road conditions or for novice drivers, offering more peace of mind than cruise control.

[DelAngela]

The other day while driving the new Mondeo on the highway, I also noticed this button. The salesperson said LIM stands for 'Limit,' which is the abbreviation for speed limit mode. Once activated, it's like adding an intelligent lock to the throttle. If you set it to 120 km/h, even if you accidentally press the pedal hard, you won't exceed the speed. I found it particularly useful during a heavy rainstorm, preventing speed loss of control when the wheels were slipping. German cars usually use a lever to adjust the upper limit, while American cars have an independent button on the steering wheel. Essentially, both work by using the car's computer to restrict the engine's power output.

[DeclanFitz]

As a 15-year automotive journalist, the LIM button is the feature I most frequently explain during test drives. This function is more fundamental than cruise control – achieved purely mechanically via throttle limiters in the past, now implemented through electronic control modules. When activated, the ECU continuously compares the set value with actual vehicle speed, cutting fuel supply upon exceeding limits. Last week's BMW X3 test revealed a detail: during downhill overspeed, the transmission automatically downshifts to utilize engine braking for speed control.

[StJeremiah]

When Uncle Wang first bought his Passat, he kept asking me what the LIM on the center console screen was. It's actually the speed limit function. It's especially useful for those who frequently drive on highways—once you set the maximum speed, you don't have to constantly watch the dashboard. I always use this feature when driving my Audi on business trips, especially during night drives to avoid speeding due to fatigue. The principle is that the vehicle's computer reads the set value and controls the fuel injection volume through the electronic throttle, which is much more precise than manual speed control.