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shovel

/ˈʃʌv.əl/

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noun

/ˈʃʌv.əl/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее ручной инструмент с изогнутым совком и рукояткой, используемый для подъёма сыпучего материала, или количество, которое он может вместить, или аналогичный инструмент или машина, используемые для копания или перемещения материала.

A noun referring to a hand tool with a curved scoop and handle used for lifting loose material, or the quantity it can hold, or a similar tool or machine used for digging or moving material.

  1. Hand tool for liftingA2formal

    A tool with a curved scoop and a handle, used for lifting and moving loose material like soil, snow, or coal.

    ruЛопата

    • He used a shovel to dig a hole in the garden.
    • The worker grabbed a shovel to clear the snow from the driveway.
    • She bought a new shovel for the construction project.

    Synonymsscoopspade

  2. Quantity held by a shovelB1informal

    The amount of material that a shovel can hold at one time.

    ruСовковая лопата

    • He added a shovel of sand to the mixture.
    • She scooped up a shovel of gravel for the path.
    • The recipe calls for a shovel of cement.

    Synonymsshovelful

  3. Fireplace toolB1formal

    A small shovel used to scoop up ashes or coals from a fireplace.

    ruСовок для камина

    • She used the shovel to remove the cold ashes from the hearth.
    • The fireplace set includes a brush and a small shovel.
    • He carefully scooped the hot coals with the shovel.

    Synonymscoal shovel

  4. Excavation machineB2formal

    A large machine with a bucket or scoop, used for digging and moving earth in construction or mining.

    ruЭкскаватор

    • The construction site had a massive shovel for digging foundations.
    • The operator controlled the shovel to load the truck with dirt.
    • A power shovel can move tons of earth in a single day.

    Synonymsdiggerexcavatorpower shovel

Forms
  • shovels plural form
  • shovels' possessive plural form
  • shovel's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈʃʌv.əl/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по перемещению или подъёму чего-либо лопатой, или перемещению чего-либо в больших количествах.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving or lifting something with a shovel, or to move something in large quantities.

  1. Dig or move with a shovelA2formal

    To lift and move earth, snow, or other material using a shovel.

    ruКопать или перемещать лопатой

    • He shoveled the snow from the driveway.
    • They shoveled dirt into the hole to fill it.
    • She shoveled the gravel into the wheelbarrow.

    Synonymscleardigexcavatescoopspade

  2. Move quickly or in large amountsB2informal

    To put something into a place quickly or in large quantities, often carelessly.

    ruЗагребать

    • He shoveled food into his mouth as if he hadn't eaten in days.
    • She shoveled the papers into her bag and rushed out.
    • They shoveled the money into the safe before the alarm went off.

    Synonymscramjamscoopstuff

Forms
  • shoveled past participle
  • shovelled past participle
  • shoveled past simple
  • shovelled past simple
  • shoveling present participle
  • shovelling present participle
  • shovels third person singular

Phrasal variantsshovel in

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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