mallet — a hammer with a large, usually wooden head
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a hammer with a large, usually wooden head
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmælɪt/
Korean meaning: 큰 머리를 가진 망치, 보통 나무로 된 망치
Korean pronunciation: **말**릿
Example Sentences
- My neighbor uses a mallet at 6 AM for his woodworking hobby - I guess he's not a morning person, he's a hammering person!
- The judge used a gavel, but I think a mallet would make court decisions sound more dramatic.
- She grabbed the mallet to assemble the new furniture according to the instructions.
mallet
NOUN//ˈmælɪt//
a hammer with a large, usually wooden head
a hammer with a large, usually wooden head
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Origin
14세기 중세 프랑스어 'maillet'에서 유래했으며, 이는 '작은 망치'를 의미하는 말로 'mail'(망치)의 축소형입니다.
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“My neighbor uses a mallet at 6 AM for his woodworking hobby - I guess he's not a morning person, he's a hammering person!”
“The judge used a gavel, but I think a mallet would make court decisions sound more dramatic.”
“She grabbed the mallet to assemble the new furniture according to the instructions.”
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