brad in Greek
brad in Greek is πρόκα — 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 Greek
πρόκα
Pronounced: proka
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.
"Tap each brad below the surface and fill the hole with wood filler."
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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.
"She pushed the brad through both holes and bent the prongs flat."
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brad in a sentence
- Tap each brad below the surface and fill the hole with wood filler.
- Use a brad instead of a screw when the moulding is very thin.
- She pushed the brad through both holes and bent the prongs flat.
- The loose pages in the folder were held together by a brass brad.
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What is "brad" in Greek?
"brad" in Greek is πρόκα. 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 pronounce πρόκα?
"brad" in Greek is πρόκα, pronounced "proka".
How do you use "brad" in a sentence?
Example: "Tap each brad below the surface and fill the hole with wood filler." In Greek, "brad" is πρόκα.
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