coak造句

• One end of the coak had a flange and a loose ring was supplied for the other end, together these parts gave a seating for the rivets which fixed the coak to the sheave.
• One end of the coak had a flange and a loose ring was supplied for the other end, together these parts gave a seating for the rivets which fixed the coak to the sheave.
• Cindy Smith, a Manhattan restaurant manager, recaat when she ran Rakel's dining room in the late 1980s, the star chef, Thomas Keller, had a rule that no one coak in the kitchen except to him.
• A pulley-block has four parts : the shell, the sheave, the pin for locating the latter in the shell and a metal bush, or coak, inserted into the sheave to save wear between it and the pin.