screw

UK
/skruː/
US
/skru/

Translations

screwnoun
screws
pl
UK
/skruː/
US
/skru/
I need a screwdriver to tighten the screw.
Мне нужна отвертка, чтобы затянуть винт.
The mechanic replaced the old bolt with a new one.
Механик заменил старый болт на новый.
The shelf is held up by several screws.
Полка держится на нескольких шурупах.
screwverb
screwed
Past Simple
screwed
Past Participle
screwing
Gerund
UK
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US
/skruː/
Don't screw up this opportunity.
Не испорти эту возможность.
He tried to screw me out of my money.
Он пытался обмануть меня на деньги.
Make sure to screw the lid on tightly.
Убедитесь, что прикрутили крышку плотно.
You need to screw the cap back on the bottle.
Тебе нужно завинчивать крышку обратно на бутылку.
He used a screwdriver to screw the bolt into the wood.
Он использовал отвертку, чтобы закручивать болт в дерево.
Additional translations
screwinterjection
Used colloquially as an exclamation expressing anger, dismissal, or contempt (e.g. “Screw this!”).
Synonyms
damn it
drop dead
bugger off
buzz off
get lost
go to hell
forget it
to hell with you
to hell with it
screw that
screw you
screwadjective
UK
/skruː/
US
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Used attributively to describe something operated by, secured with, or shaped like a screw (e.g., screw cap, screw jack).

Definitions

screwnoun
A metal fastener with a helical ridge, used to join materials together by being rotated into a surface.
He used a screw to attach the shelf to the wall.
A propeller, especially one used to propel a ship or aircraft.
The ship's screw was damaged during the storm.
A prison guard or warden (British slang).
The inmates were always trying to outsmart the screw.
A small packet of tobacco.
He rolled a cigarette from a screw of tobacco.
Slang: an act of sexual intercourse.
He bragged about having a quick screw after the party.
screwverb
To fasten or tighten something with a screw or screws.
He screwed the shelf to the wall to ensure it was secure.
To twist or turn something in a spiral motion.
She screwed the cap back onto the bottle tightly.
To cheat or deceive someone.
He felt like he was screwed over by the contractor who didn't finish the job.
To have sexual intercourse with someone (informal and often considered vulgar).
They were caught screwing in the backseat of the car.
To mess up or make a mistake.
I really screwed up the presentation by forgetting my notes.
screwinterjection
Used to express anger, frustration, rejection, or contempt for someone or something.
Screw this, I’m going home!
screwadjective
Operated by, secured with, or having the form of a screw.
The jar has a screw lid that keeps it airtight.