英语词汇shaft怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ shaft /ˈʃæft/ Brit /ˈʃɑːft/ noun

plural shafts

¹ shaft

/ˈʃæft/ Brit /ˈʃɑːft/

noun

plural shafts

Learner's definition of SHAFT

[count] : the long, narrow part of a weapon, tool, instrument, etc.杆；柄

the shaft of a spear长矛的杆
the shaft of a golf club高尔夫球杆的柄

[count] : a bar in a machine which holds or turns other parts that move or spin（机器的）轴

a propeller shaft螺旋桨的转轴

— see also driveshaft

[count] : one of two poles between which a horse is tied to pull a vehicle (such as a carriage)（马车等的）辕

[count]

a : an opening or passage straight down through the floors of a building竖井；通风井

an air/elevator shaft通风/电梯井

b : an opening or passage in a mine矿井

a mine shaft矿井

[count] formal + literary : a narrow beam of light一束光

They stood in a shaft of sunlight.他们站在一束阳光中。

the shaft US, informal : harsh or unfair treatment亏待

Her boss really gave her the shaft [=treated her unfairly] when he promoted someone less experienced instead of her.她的老板提拔了一个缺少经验的人，这对她实在是不公平。
He got promoted and she got the shaft.他得到了提拔，而她却受到了不公正的待遇。

² shaft /ˈʃæft/ Brit /ˈʃɑːft/ verb

shafts; shafted; shafting

² shaft

/ˈʃæft/ Brit /ˈʃɑːft/

verb

shafts; shafted; shafting

Learner's definition of SHAFT

[+ object] chiefly US, informal

: to treat (someone) unfairly or harshly亏待；不公正地对待；苛刻对待

You really got shafted in that deal.你在那笔交易中真是吃大亏了。

单词	shaft
释义	shaft (verb) shaft 2 ENTRIES FOUND: shaft (noun) shaft (verb) ¹ shaft /ˈʃæft/ Brit /ˈʃɑːft/ noun plural shafts ¹ shaft /ˈʃæft/ Brit /ˈʃɑːft/ noun plural shafts Learner's definition of SHAFT 1 [count] : the long, narrow part of a weapon, tool, instrument, etc.杆；柄 the shaft of a spear长矛的杆 the shaft of a golf club高尔夫球杆的柄 2 [count] : a bar in a machine which holds or turns other parts that move or spin（机器的）轴 a propeller shaft螺旋桨的转轴 — see also driveshaft 3 [count] : one of two poles between which a horse is tied to pull a vehicle (such as a carriage)（马车等的）辕 4 [count] a : an opening or passage straight down through the floors of a building竖井；通风井 an air/elevator shaft通风/电梯井 b : an opening or passage in a mine矿井 a mine shaft矿井 5 [count] formal + literary : a narrow beam of light一束光 They stood in a shaft of sunlight.他们站在一束阳光中。 6 the shaft US, informal : harsh or unfair treatment亏待 Her boss really gave her the shaft [=treated her unfairly] when he promoted someone less experienced instead of her.她的老板提拔了一个缺少经验的人，这对她实在是不公平。 He got promoted and she got the shaft.他得到了提拔，而她却受到了不公正的待遇。 ² shaft /ˈʃæft/ Brit /ˈʃɑːft/ verb shafts; shafted; shafting ² shaft /ˈʃæft/ Brit /ˈʃɑːft/ verb shafts; shafted; shafting Learner's definition of SHAFT [+ object] chiefly US, informal : to treat (someone) unfairly or harshly亏待；不公正地对待；苛刻对待 You really got shafted in that deal.你在那笔交易中真是吃大亏了。
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