shears in Greek
shears in Greek is ψαλίδα — shears means a large scissor-like cutting tool with two pivoting blades, used for tasks like trimming hedges or cutting sheet metal.
shears in Greek
ψαλίδα
Pronounced: psalida
A tool consisting of two blades with bevel edges, connected by a pivot, used for cutting cloth, or for removing the fleece from sheep etc.
What does "shears" mean?
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noun A large scissor-like cutting tool with two pivoting blades, used for tasks like trimming hedges or cutting sheet metal.
"She trimmed the hedge into a neat square using garden shears."
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shears in a sentence
- She trimmed the hedge into a neat square using garden shears.
- The workshop used heavy-duty shears to cut the steel sheeting to size.
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What is "shears" in Greek?
"shears" in Greek is ψαλίδα. shears means: A large scissor-like cutting tool with two pivoting blades, used for tasks like trimming hedges or cutting sheet metal.
How do you pronounce ψαλίδα?
"shears" in Greek is ψαλίδα, pronounced "psalida".
How do you use "shears" in a sentence?
Example: "She trimmed the hedge into a neat square using garden shears." In Greek, "shears" is ψαλίδα.
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