brad in Czech
brad in Czech is kolářský hřebíček — brad means a small, slender nail with a barely-there head, used in fine woodworking so the nail can be sunk flush and hidden.
brad in Czech
kolářský hřebíček
A thin, small nail, with a slight projection at the top on one side instead of a head, or occasionally with a small domed head, similar to that of an escutcheon pin.
What does "brad" mean?
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noun A small, slender nail with a barely-there head, used in fine woodworking so the nail can be sunk flush and hidden.
"He used brads to attach the thin trim without splitting the wood."
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noun A small metal fastener with a round head and two flat prongs that splay apart to hold sheets of paper together.
"The report was bound with a brad through the top corner."
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brad in a sentence
- He used brads to attach the thin trim without splitting the wood.
- The report was bound with a brad through the top corner.
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What is "brad" in Czech?
"brad" in Czech is kolářský hřebíček. brad means: A small, slender nail with a barely-there head, used in fine woodworking so the nail can be sunk flush and hidden.
How do you use "brad" in a sentence?
Example: "He used brads to attach the thin trim without splitting the wood." In Czech, "brad" is kolářský hřebíček.
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