stapler in Latin
stapler in Latin is consutorium — stapler means a small hand-operated device that fastens sheets of paper together by driving a metal staple through them.
stapler in Latin
consutorium
A device which binds together sheets of paper by driving a thin metal staple through the sheets and simultaneously folding over the ends of the staple against the back surface of the paper.
What does "stapler" mean?
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noun A small hand-operated device that fastens sheets of paper together by driving a metal staple through them.
"She reached across the desk to borrow a stapler."
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stapler in a sentence
- She reached across the desk to borrow a stapler.
- The office stapler jammed halfway through the pile.
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What is "stapler" in Latin?
"stapler" in Latin is consutorium. stapler means: A small hand-operated device that fastens sheets of paper together by driving a metal staple through them.
How do you use "stapler" in a sentence?
Example: "She reached across the desk to borrow a stapler." In Latin, "stapler" is consutorium.
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