hatchet in Portuguese
hatchet in Portuguese is machadinha — hatchet means a small hand axe with a short handle.
hatchet in Portuguese
machadinha
A small, light axe with a short handle; a tomahawk.
What does "hatchet" mean?
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noun A small hand axe with a short handle.
"He used a hatchet to split kindling for the fire."
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noun Harsh, aggressive criticism, especially in the phrase "hatchet job."
"The review was a total hatchet job on the new film."
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hatchet in a sentence
- He used a hatchet to split kindling for the fire.
- The review was a total hatchet job on the new film.
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What is "hatchet" in Portuguese?
"hatchet" in Portuguese is machadinha. hatchet means: A small hand axe with a short handle.
How do you use "hatchet" in a sentence?
Example: "He used a hatchet to split kindling for the fire." In Portuguese, "hatchet" is machadinha.
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