scissors in Greek
scissors in Greek is ψαλίδι — scissors means a tool with two pivoting blades used for cutting paper, fabric, hair and other thin materials.
scissors in Greek
ψαλίδι
Pronounced: psalidi
(countable, usually, construed as plural) A tool used for cutting thin material, consisting of two crossing blades attached at a pivot point in such a way that the blades slide across each other when the handles are closed.
What does "scissors" mean?
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noun A tool with two pivoting blades used for cutting paper, fabric, hair and other thin materials.
"She trimmed the wrapping paper with a pair of scissors."
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noun In wrestling or similar sports, a hold in which the legs are locked around an opponent like closing blades.
"He took his opponent down with a scissors around the waist."
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scissors in a sentence
- She trimmed the wrapping paper with a pair of scissors.
- The hairdresser reached for her scissors and started cutting.
- He took his opponent down with a scissors around the waist.
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What is "scissors" in Greek?
"scissors" in Greek is ψαλίδι. scissors means: A tool with two pivoting blades used for cutting paper, fabric, hair and other thin materials.
How do you pronounce ψαλίδι?
"scissors" in Greek is ψαλίδι, pronounced "psalidi".
How do you use "scissors" in a sentence?
Example: "She trimmed the wrapping paper with a pair of scissors." In Greek, "scissors" is ψαλίδι.
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