Vocab Bloom Hub

sprocket

/ˈsprɒk.ɪt/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma roda dentada ou rolete que engata numa corrente, película ou papel para transmitir movimento ou avançar material.

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noun

/ˈsprɒk.ɪt/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma roda dentada ou rolete que engata numa corrente, película ou papel para transmitir movimento ou avançar material.

A noun referring to a toothed wheel or roller that engages with a chain, film, or paper to transmit motion or advance material.

  1. Toothed wheel for film or paperB2formaltechnical

    A roller with teeth on its rim that engages with perforations to pull film, paper, or tape through a machine.

    ptRoda dentada para filme ou papel

    • The film projector's sprocket pulled the movie strip smoothly.
    • A broken sprocket caused the paper to jam in the printer.
    • The camera's sprocket mechanism advances the film after each shot.
  2. Chain wheelB1formaltechnical

    A thin wheel with teeth that fit into the links of a chain, used to transmit power in machinery or bicycles.

    ptCoroa de bicicleta

    • The bicycle chain slipped off the front sprocket.
    • He replaced the worn sprocket on his motorcycle.
    • The engine's sprocket drives the conveyor belt.

    Sinônimoscogwheelgear wheelsprocket wheel

  3. Gear toothB2formaltechnical

    One of the individual teeth on the rim of a gear wheel that meshes with another gear or chain.

    ptDente de engrenagem

    • A broken sprocket tooth caused the gear to skip.
    • Each sprocket on the gear wheel must be precisely machined.
    • The mechanic inspected the sprocket teeth for wear.

    Sinônimoscogtooth

Formas
  • sprockets plural form
  • sprockets' possessive plural form
  • sprocket's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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