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shafting

/ʃɑːftɪŋ/

/ʃæftɪŋ/

shaftingnoun

shaftings

Translations

шахта

The miners descended into the shafting to begin their work.

Шахтеры спустились в шахту, чтобы начать работу.

вал

The engineer inspected the shafting for any signs of wear.

Инженер осмотрел вал на предмет износа.

Additional translations

валовая система

основной вал

Definitions

A system of shafts used in machinery to transmit motion or power.

The engineer inspected the shafting to ensure it was properly aligned for optimal performance.

The act of unfairly treating someone, especially in a business or financial context.

He felt the shafting when his partner took all the credit for their joint project.

Synonyms

shaftingadjective

/ˈʃɑːftɪŋ/

/ˈʃæftɪŋ/

Used attributively before nouns in engineering contexts (e.g., "shafting arrangement").

Definitions

Relating to or used for a system of shafts that transmit motion or power.

The shafting arrangement required precise alignment.

Synonyms

shaftnoun

Definitions

A long, narrow, typically vertical hole that gives access to a mine, or a similar passage.

The miners descended into the shaft to begin their work for the day.

A long, slender part or section forming the handle of a tool or club, the body of a spear or arrow, or a similar implement.

He gripped the shaft of the hammer tightly as he prepared to strike the nail.

A ray or beam of light.

A shaft of sunlight broke through the clouds, illuminating the valley below.

A column or pillar, especially the main part between the base and the capital.

The ancient temple was supported by several marble shafts that had stood the test of time.

A rotating or oscillating rod that transmits motion or power, especially in a machine.

The engineer examined the drive shaft to ensure it was functioning properly.

Unfair or harsh treatment, especially as the result of deceit or exploitation (slang).

Workers felt they were getting the shaft when the company cut their bonuses.

The penis (vulgar, slang).

He suffered an injury to the shaft of his penis.

shaftverb

shafting

Gerund

shafted

Past Simple

shafted

Past Participle

shafting

Gerund

/ʃɑːft/

/ʃæft/

Translations

обманывать

He felt like the company was trying to shaft him with the new contract.

Он чувствовал, что компания пытается его обмануть с новым контрактом.

Additional translations

оставить в беде

Definitions

To treat someone unfairly or harshly, especially by deceiving or cheating them.

He felt shafted when he realized he was paid less than his colleagues for the same work.

To equip or provide with a shaft, as in a tool or weapon.

The blacksmith shafted the spear with a sturdy wooden pole.

shaftadjective

Definitions

Relating to, designed for, or functioning as a shaft.

The mechanic chose the correct shaft seal for the engine.