handy in Latin
handy in Latin is utilis — handy means convenient and useful; easy to use.
handy in Latin
utilis
Easy to use, useful.
What does "handy" mean?
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adj Convenient and useful; easy to use.
"A torch is handy to have in the kitchen drawer."
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adj Skilled at using one's hands to make or fix things.
"My grandfather was handy with tools and built our shed himself."
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handy in a sentence
- A torch is handy to have in the kitchen drawer.
- This little gadget is really handy for opening jars.
- My grandfather was handy with tools and built our shed himself.
- Are you handy enough to put this wardrobe together without any help?
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What is "handy" in Latin?
"handy" in Latin is utilis. handy means: Convenient and useful; easy to use.
How do you use "handy" in a sentence?
Example: "A torch is handy to have in the kitchen drawer." In Latin, "handy" is utilis.
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