trowel in Russian
trowel in Russian is ке́льма, мастеро́к, [[садо́вый]] [[сово́к]] — trowel means a small handheld tool with a flat or scoop-shaped blade, used for spreading mortar or digging in a garden.
trowel in Russian
ке́льма
Pronounced: kelma
A mason’s tool, used in spreading and dressing mortar, and breaking bricks to shape them.
мастеро́к
Pronounced: masterok
A mason’s tool, used in spreading and dressing mortar, and breaking bricks to shape them.
[[садо́вый]] [[сово́к]]
Pronounced: [[sadovyy]] [[sovok]]
A gardener’s tool, shaped like a scoop, used in taking up plants, stirring soil etc.
What does "trowel" mean?
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noun A small handheld tool with a flat or scoop-shaped blade, used for spreading mortar or digging in a garden.
"She used a trowel to plant the seedlings along the fence."
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verb To apply something thickly and without subtlety, often used figuratively.
"He trowelled the compliments on a bit too thick."
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trowel in a sentence
- She used a trowel to plant the seedlings along the fence.
- The bricklayer smoothed the mortar with his trowel.
- He trowelled the compliments on a bit too thick.
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What is "trowel" in Russian?
"trowel" in Russian is ке́льма, мастеро́к, [[садо́вый]] [[сово́к]]. trowel means: A small handheld tool with a flat or scoop-shaped blade, used for spreading mortar or digging in a garden.
How do you pronounce ке́льма?
"trowel" in Russian is ке́льма, pronounced "kelma".
How do you use "trowel" in a sentence?
Example: "She used a trowel to plant the seedlings along the fence." In Russian, "trowel" is ке́льма, мастеро́к, [[садо́вый]] [[сово́к]].
Are there other ways to say "trowel" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "trowel": ке́льма, мастеро́к, [[садо́вый]] [[сово́к]].
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