Shunt

Pronunciation: /ˈʃʌnt/

Shunt (verb)

  1. to push or pull something to a different position or path.
  2. to change the direction of a liquid or electrical current.

Examples

  • The workers shunt the boxes to clear the path.
  • He shunts the chair to make room for the table.

Common collocations: shunt aside, shunt over, shunt traffic, shunt water, repair a shunt

Shunt (noun)

  1. a short track used to move trains to a different line.
  2. a tube used in surgery to redirect body fluids.

Examples

  • The train waits on the shunt for clearance.
  • They repair the shunt to ensure smooth operation.

Synonyms of Shunt

Neutral

Antonyms of Shunt

  • when referring to guiding or leading