shaftKK [ˈʃæft] ｜ /ˈʃæft/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
a long pole or rod
The blacksmith used a sturdy metal shaft to hammer the hot iron.
長桿；軸桿
C2noun
a long vertical or sloping passage through a building or through the ground
The miners carefully descended into the deep shaft to reach the underground coal seam.
豎井；通道
C2noun
a single beam of light
The golden shafts of sunlight streamed through the trees, illuminating the forest floor.
C2noun
bad or unfair treatment
During the interview, the candidate felt like they were subjected to a shaft when they were asked inappropriate personal questions.