crank
crank
krænk
krānk
/kɹˈæŋk/

Definición y significado de "crank"en inglés

01

cigüeñal, manivela

a device that allows movement between mechanical parts of a machine or converts backward and forward motion into circular movement
crank definition and meaning
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Engineers designed a crank system to convert linear motion into rotational motion in the machinery.
Los ingenieros diseñaron un sistema de manivela para convertir el movimiento lineal en movimiento rotacional en la maquinaria.
02

an unconventional person

crank definition and meaning
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Artists often appear as cranks to outsiders.
03

metanfetamina, crank

methamphetamine, typically in powdered or crystalline form, often used recreationally
Slang
Ejemplos
She warned him about the dangers of crank addiction.
Ella le advirtió sobre los peligros de la adicción al cristal.
04

a person who is easily irritated or bad-tempered

Ejemplos
She avoided working with that crank in the office.
to crank
01

to rotate, turn, or operate using a crank handle

Ejemplos
Workers cranked the machine manually.
02

to bend, twist, or shape something into the form of a crank

Ejemplos
The engineer cranked the pipe to redirect the flow.
03

to fasten or secure using a crank mechanism

Ejemplos
Sailors cranked the ropes to secure the sail.
04

to start an engine or device by turning a crank

Ejemplos
The plane 's propeller was cranked before takeoff.
05

to travel, move, or progress along a zigzag or winding path

Ejemplos
Cyclists cranked along the winding path.
01

(of a boat) tending to heel, tip, or lean over easily under sail

Ejemplos
The yacht was crank due to its narrow beam.
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