单词 | shaft |
释义 | shaft UK [ʃɑ:ft] US [ʃæft] noun countable POLE 杆 ■a pole or rod which forms the handle of a tool or weapon (工具或武器的)杆,柄 •the shaft of ■a rod which forms part of a machine such as an engine, and which turns in order to pass power on to the machine (机器的)轴•the drive shaft of a car汽车的驱动轴 •the propeller shaft of an aircraft飞机的螺旋桨轴 ⇒ See also crankshaftshaft of light ■a beam of light 一道光,一束光 •A shaft of (sun)light came through the open door.一道(阳)光穿过敞开的门射了进来。 UK [ʃɑ:ft] US [ʃæft] noun countable PASSAGE 通道 ■a long, either vertical or sloping, passage through a building or through the ground 井状通道;井穴 •a UKlift/ USelevator shaft电梯井 •a ventilation/air shaft通风井 •a well shaft井道 UK [ʃɑ:ft] US [ʃæft] noun countable REMARK 话 literary ■a clever remark, especially one that is intended as an attack on someone or something 机智的话;(尤指)攻击性的话 •John came out with an unexpected shaft of UK [ʃɑ:ft] US [ʃæft] noun countable TREATMENT 待遇 the shaft US informal ■unfair treatment 侮辱;责难;不公平待遇 •After years of loyal service, his boss gave UK [ʃɑ:ft] US [ʃæft] verb transitive informal ■to cheat or trick someone in order to get money unfairly from them 蒙骗,欺骗 •She was shafted by her agent over the film rights to her book.她在书的电影版权问题上受到经纪人欺骗。 |
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