ねじ【じゅうじねじ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. cross-head screw; Phillips-head screw; Phillips screwsee also
Forms
  • ねじ【じゅうじねじ】
  • ネジ【じゅうじねじ】
  • 【じゅうじねじ】
  • じゅうじねじ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. cross-head screw
    2. This refers to a type of screw with a cross-shaped (or Phillips) head, which allows for better grip with a screwdriver. It is commonly used in various assemblies and constructions.
    He used a cross-head screw to attach the shelf.
    Cross-head screws are typically used in flat-pack furniture.
  2. Phillips-head screw
    3. This is a standard term for the same type of screw, emphasizing its design that allows for more torque.
    A Phillips-head screw is convenient because the screwdriver doesn't slip.
    Phillips-head screws are often used in the assembly of electronic devices.
  3. Phillips screw
    4. This is another variation of the term, often used interchangeably with the other meanings.
    You need a screwdriver for Phillips screws to tighten the screws.
    He turned the Phillips screw to secure it tightly.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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