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shaft

/ʃɑːft/

Перевод: Существительное с несколькими значениями, включая длинную узкую часть объекта (например, стрелы или инструмента), вертикальный проход (как в шахте или здании), столб света, вращающийся стержень, передающий мощность, или колкое замечание., Глагол, означающий несправедливое или жестокое обращение с кем-либо, часто путем обмана или мошенничества.

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noun

/ʃɑːft/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное с несколькими значениями, включая длинную узкую часть объекта (например, стрелы или инструмента), вертикальный проход (как в шахте или здании), столб света, вращающийся стержень, передающий мощность, или колкое замечание.

A noun with multiple meanings, including a long, narrow part of an object (such as an arrow or tool), a vertical passage (as in a mine or building), a column of light, a revolving rod transmitting power, or a pointed remark.

  1. Arrow or pointer bodyB1formal

    The long, straight part of an arrow or a pointer, extending from the tip to the end.

    ruДревко

    • The archer carefully inspected the shaft of the arrow.
    • The clock's hour hand had a thin, black shaft.
    • The spear's shaft was made of polished oak.

    Синонимыpolerodshankstemstick

  2. Aggressive remarkB2informal

    A pointed or critical comment directed at someone, intended to be hurtful or effective.

    ruКолкость

    • She threw a sharp shaft at her opponent during the debate.
    • His comment was a direct shaft aimed at my work ethic.
    • The politician's speech was full of shafts at the opposition.

    Синонимыbarbdiggibeinsultjibesneertaunt

    Антонимыcomplimentpraise

  3. Long rod or poleB1formal

    A long, slender piece of material, often used as a handle for a tool or the main body of a weapon like a spear.

    ruДревко

    • The hammer's shaft was made of hickory wood.
    • He gripped the spear's shaft tightly before throwing it.
    • The flagpole's shaft was painted white.

    Синонимыbarpolerodstaffstick

  4. Column of lightB2formal

    A narrow, visible beam of light, often shining down from a source.

    ruЛуч света

    • A shaft of sunlight broke through the clouds.
    • The lighthouse sent a bright shaft of light across the sea.
    • In the dark room, a single shaft of light illuminated the dust particles.

    Синонимыbeampencilraystreakstream

  5. Main section of a long boneC1formalmedical

    The long, central part of a bone, such as the femur or humerus.

    ruДиафиз

    • The fracture was located in the shaft of the femur.
    • The bone's shaft is composed of dense cortical bone.
    • The surgeon examined the shaft of the humerus for damage.

    Синонимыbodydiaphysis

  6. Vulgar term for penisslang

    A crude and offensive slang term for the male reproductive organ.

    ruВульгарное название полового члена

    • He made a crude joke about his shaft.
    • The graffiti on the wall included a drawing of a shaft.
    • That term is considered highly offensive in polite conversation.

    Синонимыcockdickjohnsonknobpeckerprickrodtool

Ещё значения (6)
  1. Pointed rod as tool or weaponB2formal

    A long, pointed rod, often made of metal or wood, used as a tool or weapon.

    ruСтержень

    • The blacksmith forged a sharp iron shaft for the gate.
    • Ancient warriors used a wooden shaft tipped with stone.
    • The tool had a long metal shaft for reaching tight spaces.

    Синонимыarrowdartjavelinlancepikespear

  2. Vertical passageway in a buildingB2formal

    A vertical opening or passage within a building, typically used for an elevator, ventilation, or stairs.

    ruШахта

    • The elevator shaft was dark and deep.
    • Workers installed new cables in the ventilation shaft.
    • The building's central shaft houses the main utilities.

    Синонимыchuteductpassagewaywell

  3. Vertical part of a columnC1formalart

    In architecture, the upright, cylindrical part of a column, between the base and the capital.

    ruСтвол колонны

    • The marble shaft of the column was intricately carved.
    • The ancient temple's columns had fluted shafts.
    • The architect designed a smooth, tapered shaft for the pillars.

    Синонимыscapetrunk

  4. Vertical passage in the earthB2formal

    A deep, vertical hole or tunnel dug into the ground, typically for mining or exploration.

    ruШахта

    • The miners descended into the deep mine shaft.
    • They drilled a new shaft to access the coal seam.
    • The ventilation shaft provided fresh air to the underground tunnels.

    Синонимыmineshaftpitwell

  5. Revolving rod for power transmissionC1formaltechnical

    A rotating rod or bar that transmits power or motion from one part of a machine to another.

    ruВал

    • The engine's drive shaft connects to the wheels.
    • The propeller shaft rotates to move the boat forward.
    • A broken shaft caused the machine to stop working.

    Синонимыarboraxlespindle

  6. Hollow spine of a featherC1formalscientific

    The central, hollow, and rigid part of a feather, from which the barbs extend.

    ruСтержень пера

    • The bird's feather had a strong, hollow shaft.
    • He examined the shaft of the feather under a microscope.
    • The quill pen was made from the shaft of a goose feather.

    Синонимыcalamusquillrachis

Формы
  • shafts plural form
  • shafts' possessive plural form
  • shaft's possessive singular form
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verb

/ʃæft/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий несправедливое или жестокое обращение с кем-либо, часто путем обмана или мошенничества.

A verb meaning to treat someone unfairly or harshly, often by cheating or deceiving them.

  1. Equip with a shaftC1formal

    To provide or fit something with a long, narrow part, such as a rod or handle.

    ruОснастить стержнем

    • The craftsman carefully shafted the arrow with a straight piece of wood.
    • The mechanic shafted the engine component to ensure proper alignment.
    • They shafted the tool with a durable metal rod.
  2. Cheat or deceiveB2informalamerican

    To treat someone unfairly or defeat them through dishonest means.

    ruОбмануть

    • He felt shafted by his business partner after the deal fell through.
    • The company shafted its employees by not paying overtime.
    • She was shafted out of her rightful inheritance by a clever lawyer.

    Синонимыbilkcheatcondeceivedefraudswindletrick

    Антонимыaidassistbenefithelpsupport

Формы
  • shafted past participle
  • shafted past simple
  • shafting present participle
  • shafts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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