chuck

UK
/tʃʌk/
US
/tʃʌk/

Übersetzungen

chucksubstantiv
chucks
Pl.
UK
/tʃʌk/
US
/tʃʌk/
The machinist used a chuck to hold the drill bit in place.
Машинист использовал зажим, чтобы удерживать сверло на месте.
The lathe's chuck was adjusted to fit the new piece of metal.
Кулачок токарного станка был настроен для нового куска металла.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
chuckverb
chucked
Präteritum
chucked
Partizip Perfekt
chucking
Gerundium
UK
/tʃʌk/
US
/tʃʌk/
I need to chuck these old clothes.
Мне нужно выбрасывать эту старую одежду.
He decided to chuck the ball across the yard.
Он решил бросать мяч через двор.
She chuck the book onto the table in frustration.
Она швырнула книгу на стол в раздражении.
chuckadjektiv
Attributive use as in ‘chuck roast’, ‘chuck steak’; functions like an adjective before a noun.

Definitionen

chucksubstantiv
A device for holding a workpiece in a machine tool, typically a rotating tool such as a drill or lathe.
The machinist secured the metal rod in the chuck before starting the lathe.
A cut of beef that comes from the neck and shoulder area of the cow.
For the stew, she bought a pound of chuck to ensure it would be tender and flavorful.
A casual throw or toss.
He gave the ball a quick chuck to his friend across the yard.
chuckverb
To throw or toss something carelessly or casually.
He chucked the keys onto the table as he walked in.
To give up or abandon something.
She decided to chuck her job and travel the world.
To pat or tap someone lightly under the chin, often as a playful or affectionate gesture.
He chucked the baby under the chin, making her giggle.
Brit., informal: to vomit.
He felt so sick after the ride that he nearly chucked in the parking lot.
chuckadjektiv
Relating to or made from beef taken from the neck and shoulder of a cow.
I bought a chuck roast for Sunday dinner.