Shaft tarimas:

/ʃɑ:ft/

Shaft audio:

Žodžio paaiškinimas anglų kalba:

• noun: The long narrow stem or body of a spear or arrow.
• noun: A spear or arrow.
• noun: A projectile suggestive of a spear or arrow in appearance or configuration.
• noun: Informal A scornfully satirical comment; a barb.
• noun: Slang Harsh, unfair treatment. Often used with the: The president of the airline really gave the unions the shaft.
• noun: A ray or beam of light.
• noun: A long thin object or part, as:
• noun: The handle of any of various tools or implements.
• noun: One of two parallel poles between which an animal is harnessed to a vehicle.
• noun: A long, generally cylindrical bar that rotates and transmits power, as the drive shaft of an engine.
• noun: Zoology The main axis of a feather, especially its distal portion.
• noun: Anatomy The midsection of a long bone; the diaphysis.
• noun: Anatomy The section of a hair projecting from the surface of the body.
• noun: Architecture A column or obelisk.
• noun: Architecture The principal portion of a column, between the capital and the base.
• noun: A long, narrow, often vertical passage sunk into the earth, as for mining ore; a tunnel.
• noun: A vertical passage housing an elevator.
• noun: A duct or conduit for the passage of air, as for ventilation or heating.
• verb-transitive: To equip with a shaft.
• verb-transitive: Slang To treat in a harsh, unfair way: "He had been shafted by the press quite a bit” ( Frank Deford).

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