英语词汇“detent”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

detent

/dɪˈtɛnt

noun

1A catch in a machine which prevents motion until released: a system of detents is used to ensure that gears are held in whatever position is selected [as modifier]: a detent spring...

Within the gearbox, the mechanical plunger and spring detent arrangement have given way to a pneumatic setup.
With the action opened, two spring loaded detents at the front end of the magazine tube are pressed simultaneously which allows the tube to move far enough forward so that the barrel, magazine tube, and forearm may be unscrewed as a unit.
The motor itself has a skewed rotor like those found in inkjet printers which eliminates the detent torque that would coarsen the feel.

1.1A catch that regulates striking in a clock.As will be seen from the following photos, the detent, which is the heart of the chronometer escapement and gives it its accuracy, has been badly damaged and had to be replaced....

If the number of blows struck is different to the hour shown lift the detent & the clock will strike one more than the previous count.

Origin

Late 17th century (denoting a catch in a clock): from French détente, from Old French destente, from destendre 'slacken', from des- (expressing reversal) + Latin tendere 'to stretch'.

单词	detent
释义	detent /dɪˈtɛnt / noun 1A catch in a machine which prevents motion until released: a system of detents is used to ensure that gears are held in whatever position is selected [as modifier]: a detent spring... Within the gearbox, the mechanical plunger and spring detent arrangement have given way to a pneumatic setup. With the action opened, two spring loaded detents at the front end of the magazine tube are pressed simultaneously which allows the tube to move far enough forward so that the barrel, magazine tube, and forearm may be unscrewed as a unit. The motor itself has a skewed rotor like those found in inkjet printers which eliminates the detent torque that would coarsen the feel. 1.1A catch that regulates striking in a clock.As will be seen from the following photos, the detent, which is the heart of the chronometer escapement and gives it its accuracy, has been badly damaged and had to be replaced.... If the number of blows struck is different to the hour shown lift the detent & the clock will strike one more than the previous count. Origin Late 17th century (denoting a catch in a clock): from French détente, from Old French destente, from destendre 'slacken', from des- (expressing reversal) + Latin tendere 'to stretch'.
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