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sheave
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/ʃiːv/
US
/ʃiv/
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sheave
noun
sheaves
pl
UK
/ʃiːv/
US
/ʃiv/
réa
Technique ; poulie à gorge.
The sheave in the pulley system helped lift the heavy load with ease.
La réa du système de poulies a aidé à soulever la lourde charge sans effort.
gerbe
Agriculture ; botte de céréales liée après la moisson.
The farmer stacked the sheaves neatly in the field after the harvest.
Le fermier a empilé les gerbes soigneusement dans le champ après la récolte.
Synonyms
bundle
sheaf
collection
bunch
sheave
verb
sheaved
Past Simple
sheaved
Past Participle
sheaving
Gerund
UK
/ʃiːv/
US
/ʃiv/
gerber
Agriculture.
The workers sheave the wheat after harvesting it from the fields.
Les ouvriers gerbent le blé après l’avoir récolté dans les champs.
Additional translations
enfiler
Technique ; pour un câble ou un cordage passé dans une réa.
Synonyms
bundle
gather
collect
assemble
Definitions
sheave
noun
A wheel or disk with a grooved rim, especially one used as a pulley.
The sheave in the pulley system helped lift the heavy load with ease.
A bundle of grain stalks laid lengthwise and tied together after reaping.
The farmer stacked the sheaves neatly in the field after the harvest.
sheave
verb
To gather and bind into a sheaf.
The workers sheave the wheat after harvesting it from the fields.
To fit or pass (a rope, cable, etc.) over or into a sheave.
Once the line is sheaved correctly, the sail can be hoisted smoothly.
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