jag in German
jag in German is Auszackung, Kerbe, Riss — jag means to cut or tear something unevenly, leaving a rough, sharp edge.
jag in German
Auszackung
Kerbe
Riss
Zacke
Zahn
What does "jag" mean?
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verb To cut or tear something unevenly, leaving a rough, sharp edge.
"He jagged the wire with a pair of pliers."
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noun A sudden burst of intense activity or emotion; a spree.
"She went on a shopping jag after payday."
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noun Informal short form of Jaguar, the car brand.
"He pulled up in a brand-new Jag."
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jag in a sentence
- He jagged the wire with a pair of pliers.
- She went on a shopping jag after payday.
- He pulled up in a brand-new Jag.
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What is "jag" in German?
"jag" in German is Auszackung, Kerbe, Riss. jag means: To cut or tear something unevenly, leaving a rough, sharp edge.
How do you use "jag" in a sentence?
Example: "He jagged the wire with a pair of pliers." In German, "jag" is Auszackung, Kerbe, Riss.
Are there other ways to say "jag" in German?
Yes — German has 5 translations listed for "jag": Auszackung, Kerbe, Riss, Zacke, Zahn.
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