shell

kabuk, kavkı

The hard protective outer covering of an animal such as a snail, turtle, or egg.

• She collected colorful shells on the beach.
• The turtle retreated into its shell.
• Crack the egg shell carefully.
• Marine biologists examined fossilized shells to reconstruct ancient oceanic temperature patterns over millennia.
• The microscopic structure of mollusk shells provides valuable insights into biomineralization processes that could inform materials engineering.
• Researchers discovered that variations in shell thickness among certain species correlate with predation pressure in different ecological niches.

Eş anlamlılar: casing, covering, carapace, husk

mermi, top mermisi

An explosive projectile or bomb fired from a large gun or cannon.

• Artillery shells exploded in the distance.
• The soldiers took cover from incoming shells.

Eş anlamlılar: projectile, missile, bomb, grenade

kabuk, komut satırı

A command-line interface that allows users to interact with an operating system.

• Open the shell and type the command.
• I prefer using bash shell over other shells.

Eş anlamlılar: command line, terminal, console

kabuktan çıkarmak

To remove the shell or outer covering from something.

• She's shelling peas for dinner.
• Shell the nuts before adding them to the recipe.

Eş anlamlılar: peel, husk, shuck, pod

top ateşine tutmak

To bombard with artillery shells or similar explosives.

• Enemy forces shelled the city throughout the night.
• The fortress was shelled for hours.

Eş anlamlılar: bombard, fire upon, attack, blast