sprocket
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishTechnologysprocketsprock‧et /ˈsprɒkɪt $ ˈsprɑː-/ noun [countable]1
(also sprocket wheel)T a wheel with teeth (=parts along the edge) that fit into and turn a bicycle chain, a photographic film with holes etc2 Tone of the teeth on a sprocket wheelExamples from the Corpussprocket• You must have a sprocket loose.• If you use continuous stationery, please remove sprocket margins and separate the sheets clearly into individual documents for each employee.• Picture, for example, a bicycle pedal as it turns round the sprocket.
(also sprocket wheel)T a wheel with teeth (=parts along the edge) that fit into and turn a bicycle chain, a photographic film with holes etc2 Tone of the teeth on a sprocket wheelExamples from the Corpussprocket• You must have a sprocket loose.• If you use continuous stationery, please remove sprocket margins and separate the sheets clearly into individual documents for each employee.• Picture, for example, a bicycle pedal as it turns round the sprocket.- get up steam
- get up to
- get up to scratch
- get up to something
- get used to
- get used to doing
- get vested
- get vested in
- get wet
- get what etc
- get what/how/who etc
- get who etc
- get wind of
- get wise to
- get with a reception
- get with the program
- get wrong
- get your act together
- get your arse into gear
- get your ass in gear
- get your bearings
- get your butt in etc
- get your butt in/out/over etc
- get your butt out etc
- get your butt over etc