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knurled

/nɜːld/

/nɜrld/

knurledadjective

more knurled

Comp.

most knurled

Super.

/nɜːld/

/nɜrld/

Translations

рифлёный

The handle of the tool is knurled for a better grip.

Рукоятка инструмента рифлёная для лучшего захвата.

Definitions

Having a surface covered with small ridges or bumps, often used to provide grip.

The knurled handle of the tool ensured a firm grip even with sweaty hands.

Having a gnarled or knotted appearance that is rough and uneven.

The knurled bark of the ancient oak looked almost like twisted rope.

Synonyms

knurledpast participle

/nɜːld/

/nɜrld/

Used as the past participle of the verb “knurl,” functioning adjectivally.

Definitions

Machined or formed with a pattern of small ridges (knurls) to improve grip or appearance.

The mechanic selected a knurled nut for better handling during assembly.

Synonyms

knurlverb

knurled

Past Simple

knurled

Past Simple

knurled

Past Participle

knurling

Gerund

/nɜːl/

/nɜrl/

Translations

накатать

The machinist will knurl the handle to provide a better grip.

Машинист накатает ручку, чтобы обеспечить лучший захват.

Additional translations

токарить

грубо обрабатывать

Definitions

To make small ridges or grooves on a surface, typically for grip or decoration.

The machinist knurled the handle to ensure a better grip.

Synonyms

knurlnoun

Definitions

A small projecting knob or ridge, especially one of a series on a metal surface to aid grip.

The knurl on the handle of the tool provided a better grip for the user.

A hard knot or contortion in wood; a gnarled protuberance.

The knurl in the oak plank made it difficult to plane the surface smooth.