machete — a large heavy knife with a wide blade, used as both a tool and weapon
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a large heavy knife with a wide blade, used as both a tool and weapon
Pronunciation (IPA): /məˈʃeti/
Korean meaning: 넓은 날을 가진 크고 무거운 칼, 도구와 무기로 사용됨
Korean pronunciation: 머-셰-티 (강세: 셰)
Example Sentences
- The zombie movie hero grabbed his trusty machete and prepared for battle.
- She skillfully used the machete to harvest sugar cane in the field.
- The explorer's machete got stuck in a coconut, making him look like a frustrated pirate.
machete
NOUN//məˈʃeti//
a large heavy knife with a wide blade, used as both a tool and weapon
Cutting through jungle with large blade
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Origin
스페인어 'machete'에서 유래되었으며, 이는 '마초(macho, 수컷/강한)'와 관련된 어원을 가집니다. 라틴 아메리카에서 농업과 개간 작업에 필수적인 도구로 사용되어 왔습니다.
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“The zombie movie hero grabbed his trusty machete and prepared for battle.”
“She skillfully used the machete to harvest sugar cane in the field.”
“The explorer's machete got stuck in a coconut, making him look like a frustrated pirate.”
“Local workers use machetes to clear paths through the tropical forest.”
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