strut

UK
/strʌt/
US
/strʌt/

Translations

strutnoun
struts
pl
UK
/strʌt/
US
/strʌt/
The engineer examined the strut supporting the bridge.
Инженер осмотрел стойку, поддерживающую мост.
The mechanic replaced the damaged strut in the car's suspension.
Механик заменил поврежденную распорку в подвеске автомобиля.
Additional translations
стойка (в авиации)
strutverb
strutted
Past Simple
strutted
Past Participle
strutting
Gerund
UK
/strʌt/
US
/strʌt/
He likes to strut around the office as if he owns the place.
Он любит важничать в офисе, как будто он здесь хозяин.
ходить с важным видом
The peacock began to strut in front of the crowd.
Павлин начал ходить с важным видом перед толпой.
Additional translations
кружиться павой
strutadjective
UK
/strʌt/
US
/strʌt/
Used attributively for components that function as structural supports (e.g., "strut rod", "strut brace").

Definitions

strutnoun
A structural component designed to resist longitudinal compression, often used in construction and engineering to support or brace a framework.
The engineer installed a steel strut to reinforce the bridge's support beams.
A proud or confident walk or manner of walking, often implying arrogance or self-importance.
He entered the room with a strut, clearly pleased with his recent promotion.
strutverb
To walk with a proud, confident gait.
He strutted across the stage after winning the award.
To display something ostentatiously or with pride.
She strutted her new dress at the party.
To support or brace (a structure) with a strut or struts.
The builders strutted the walls with timber beams to prevent collapse.
strutadjective
Serving as or relating to a strut; providing structural support (used before a noun).
During inspection, several strut panels were found to be corroded.