sheave
/ˈʃiːv/Definitions
1. noun
A block of wood or metal with a grooved wheel, used to lift or move heavy loads, especially on a pulley or crane.
“The sailor used a sheave to hoist the heavy anchor onto the boat.”
2. noun
A block or pulley for lifting or moving heavy loads, especially on a crane or winch.
“The construction crew used a sheave to lift the heavy beam into place.”
3. verb
To lift or move something with a pulley or crane, especially using a sheave.
“The worker sheaved the heavy crate onto the platform.”