deflector
deflector — noun
1. a part or device that makes air, water, smoke, light, or another moving force go
1.名詞C1
釋義
a part or device that makes air, water, smoke, light, or another moving force go in a different direction
例句
The roof deflector sent rain away from the open window.
function: send rain away from an opening
A small deflector by the fan kept smoke off the stage.
collocation: keep smoke off [area]
The mechanic fitted a deflector under the car's front bumper.
Without the deflector, hot air blew straight at the baby's face.
The cooker hood's deflector pushed steam toward the kitchen vent.
文法句型
a + deflector + on/under + [vehicle or machine part]
[verb] + a + deflector + to + redirect + [air/water/smoke]
用法筆記
Usually refers to a fixed part on a vehicle, machine, roof, or hood rather than a separate hand-held object. Common with air, water, smoke, spray, and heat.
常見錯誤
❌The mirror works as a deflector for the headlight beam.
✅The mirror reflects the headlight beam.
💡A deflector changes the direction of a moving flow; a mirror reflects light.