shaft 的 2 个定义
- a long pole forming the body of various weapons, as lances, halberds, or arrows.
- something directed or barbed as in sharp attack: shafts of sarcasm.
- a ray or beam: a shaft of sunlight.
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- to push or propel with a pole: to shaft a boat through a tunnel.
- Slang. to treat in a harsh, unfair, or treacherous manner.
shaft 近义词
rod
weapon
ray of light
long part of something
更多shaft例句
- Its most popular post was a story about a colony of humans living in elevator shafts.
- They come in green or pink, and have a waterproof rubber exterior with a stretchy, nylon shaft.
- Select a dead, dry hardwood stave for your bow, and pick some shoots or sucker growth for the arrow shafts.
- The shafts surround the site of a Neolithic village called Durrington Walls.
- Notches and wear at the bottom of the bone points indicate that they were attached to thin shafts.
- Wandering around Tribeca, you may stumble upon a decrepit elevator shaft that's full of curiosities.
- A man had killed himself by jumping out the window at the top, while a woman had done so by jumping down the elevator shaft.
- In one tragic incident in 1965, a man named Bob Restall passed out in the shaft and fell into the water.
- Any celebration of these findings was quickly quashed as the shaft continued to flood and delay the work.
- For decades, explorers struggled to cap an endless flood of water that prevented access to the shaft.
- His arm was drawn around the drum, and finally his whole body was drawn over the shaft, at a fearful rate.
- "I did n't fly off the handle," said the screw, twirling huskily at the end of the screw-shaft.
- It was placed immediately over the shaft and pump-rods, requiring no engine-beam.
- The case was fixed over the engine-shaft on two beams of timber from wall to wall.
- The pole-case was fixed to strong beams immediately over the pump-shaft.