deadman 的 2 个定义
plural dead·men [ded-men, -muhn]. /ˈdɛdˌmɛn, -mən/.
- Building Trades. a log, concrete block, etc., buried in the ground as an anchor.
- a crutchlike prop temporarily supporting a pole or mast being erected.
- Nautical. an object fixed on shore to hold a mooring line temporarily.a rope for hauling the boom of a derrick inboard after discharge of a load of cargo.
- Also dead-man's. Machinery, Automotive. of or relating to a control or switch on a powered machine or vehicle that disengages a blade or clutch, applies the brake, shuts off the engine, etc., when the driver or operator ceases to press a pedal, squeeze a throttle, etc.: deadman throttle; dead-man's control.
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- Yes, but the dark Justice League—with Swamp Thing, Etrigan, Constantine, Deadman, and others.
- It came from the vast concave of Deadman's Bay, rising and falling against the pebble dyke.
- At the very commencement of the gold-rush a hole had been sunk in Deadman's Flat, and soon afterwards deserted.
- The miners in the locality would cluster round the hole, which they prophesied would be the richest on Deadman's Flat.
- The miners on Deadman's Flat were jubilant, not to say uproarious.
- And Deadman Draw, in between, bears due west and heap down, short and sweet.