Definition of hand crank in English:

hand crank

noun

A crank that is turned by hand.
（手摇）曲柄，摇把
Example sentencesExamples
- Private Confederate citizens built the Hunley, a primitive submarine powered by a hand crank.
- The hammer was soon replaced by a magneto powered with a hand crank.
- The machine will also feature a hand crank to recharge the batteries, 4 USB ports, and Wi-Fi hardware.
- The ‘twittering’ in the title doubtless refers to the birds, while the ‘machine’ is suggested by the hand crank.
- I still use the hand crank as opposed to a machine - I like to think it gives me exercise!

verb

[with object]

Operate (a device) by turning a crank by hand.
用手摇曲柄操作（或使运转）
the Professor began to hand-crank the machinery
a hand-cranked generator
Example sentencesExamples
- For example, on reading Fara's chapter titled ‘Robert Boyle and the Air-pump,’ one might infer that Boyle invented the first hand-cranked vacuum pump.
- In 1846 the first hand-cranked ice cream machine was made by Nancy Johnston, the dessert became a favorite summer past time in American households.
- Exposure depended on the speed of hand-cranking the slow black-and-white film.
- The gear and flaps were hand-cranked and I used two of the available three applications of brakes after the power was off.
- While Goffe's ‘inferior’ knitter was sold in New York City, the most likely hand-cranked knitting machine was that of Jonas B. Aiken.

Definition of hand crank in US English:

hand crank

noun

A crank that is turned by hand.
（手摇）曲柄，摇把
Example sentencesExamples
- The machine will also feature a hand crank to recharge the batteries, 4 USB ports, and Wi-Fi hardware.
- I still use the hand crank as opposed to a machine - I like to think it gives me exercise!
- Private Confederate citizens built the Hunley, a primitive submarine powered by a hand crank.
- The ‘twittering’ in the title doubtless refers to the birds, while the ‘machine’ is suggested by the hand crank.
- The hammer was soon replaced by a magneto powered with a hand crank.

verb

[with object]

Operate (a device) by turning a crank by hand.
用手摇曲柄操作（或使运转）
the Professor began to hand-crank the machinery
a hand-cranked generator
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1846 the first hand-cranked ice cream machine was made by Nancy Johnston, the dessert became a favorite summer past time in American households.
- Exposure depended on the speed of hand-cranking the slow black-and-white film.
- The gear and flaps were hand-cranked and I used two of the available three applications of brakes after the power was off.
- For example, on reading Fara's chapter titled ‘Robert Boyle and the Air-pump,’ one might infer that Boyle invented the first hand-cranked vacuum pump.
- While Goffe's ‘inferior’ knitter was sold in New York City, the most likely hand-cranked knitting machine was that of Jonas B. Aiken.

单词	hand crank
释义	Definition of hand crank in English: hand crank noun A crank that is turned by hand. （手摇）曲柄，摇把 Example sentencesExamples Private Confederate citizens built the Hunley, a primitive submarine powered by a hand crank. The hammer was soon replaced by a magneto powered with a hand crank. The machine will also feature a hand crank to recharge the batteries, 4 USB ports, and Wi-Fi hardware. The ‘twittering’ in the title doubtless refers to the birds, while the ‘machine’ is suggested by the hand crank. I still use the hand crank as opposed to a machine - I like to think it gives me exercise! verb [with object] Operate (a device) by turning a crank by hand. 用手摇曲柄操作（或使运转） the Professor began to hand-crank the machinery a hand-cranked generator Example sentencesExamples For example, on reading Fara's chapter titled ‘Robert Boyle and the Air-pump,’ one might infer that Boyle invented the first hand-cranked vacuum pump. In 1846 the first hand-cranked ice cream machine was made by Nancy Johnston, the dessert became a favorite summer past time in American households. Exposure depended on the speed of hand-cranking the slow black-and-white film. The gear and flaps were hand-cranked and I used two of the available three applications of brakes after the power was off. While Goffe's ‘inferior’ knitter was sold in New York City, the most likely hand-cranked knitting machine was that of Jonas B. Aiken. Definition of hand crank in US English: hand crank noun A crank that is turned by hand. （手摇）曲柄，摇把 Example sentencesExamples The machine will also feature a hand crank to recharge the batteries, 4 USB ports, and Wi-Fi hardware. I still use the hand crank as opposed to a machine - I like to think it gives me exercise! Private Confederate citizens built the Hunley, a primitive submarine powered by a hand crank. The ‘twittering’ in the title doubtless refers to the birds, while the ‘machine’ is suggested by the hand crank. The hammer was soon replaced by a magneto powered with a hand crank. verb [with object] Operate (a device) by turning a crank by hand. 用手摇曲柄操作（或使运转） the Professor began to hand-crank the machinery a hand-cranked generator Example sentencesExamples In 1846 the first hand-cranked ice cream machine was made by Nancy Johnston, the dessert became a favorite summer past time in American households. Exposure depended on the speed of hand-cranking the slow black-and-white film. The gear and flaps were hand-cranked and I used two of the available three applications of brakes after the power was off. For example, on reading Fara's chapter titled ‘Robert Boyle and the Air-pump,’ one might infer that Boyle invented the first hand-cranked vacuum pump. While Goffe's ‘inferior’ knitter was sold in New York City, the most likely hand-cranked knitting machine was that of Jonas B. Aiken.
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