crusher in Latin
crusher in Latin is fractaria — crusher means a machine used to break rocks or other hard materials into smaller pieces.
crusher in Latin
fractaria
A machine designed to crush rocks.
What does "crusher" mean?
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noun A machine used to break rocks or other hard materials into smaller pieces.
"The quarry's crusher reduces boulders to gravel within seconds."
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noun Someone or something overwhelming or decisive.
"That defeat was a real crusher for the team's title hopes."
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crusher in a sentence
- The quarry's crusher reduces boulders to gravel within seconds.
- That defeat was a real crusher for the team's title hopes.
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What is "crusher" in Latin?
"crusher" in Latin is fractaria. crusher means: A machine used to break rocks or other hard materials into smaller pieces.
How do you use "crusher" in a sentence?
Example: "The quarry's crusher reduces boulders to gravel within seconds." In Latin, "crusher" is fractaria.
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