cord
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The power cord is too short.
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sheath
B2Es una funda protectora para herramientas afiladas como cuchillos o espadas. En biología, también se refiere a la capa que recubre nervios u otros tejidos.
anvil
C1A heavy iron or steel block with a flat top, typically used by blacksmiths to hammer and shape heated metal. It is a fundamental tool in metalworking that provides a resistant surface for forging and shaping objects.
bodkin
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bowstring
B2A bowstring is the cord that connects the two ends of a bow, which is pulled back to create the tension required to launch an arrow. In a broader technical sense, it can also refer to a structural component in engineering or architecture, such as a chord in a truss, that resembles the string of a bow.
maldentize
C1Dar forma, alinear o crear hendiduras incorrectamente en una superficie.
thermometer
B2A thermometer is an instrument used to measure temperature or a temperature gradient. It is commonly used in medical settings to check for fever or in weather stations to monitor atmospheric conditions.
dishydrer
C1A specialized apparatus or chemical agent used to extract moisture from substances or environments. It is commonly employed in industrial processing, laboratory research, and food preservation to ensure stability and longevity by removing water content.
brake
B2A device or mechanism used for slowing down or stopping a moving vehicle or machine by applying pressure. In a figurative or academic sense, it refers to any factor that hinders, restricts, or slows down the progress of a process or activity.
brushed
B2In technical and design contexts, a 'brushed' finish refers to a surface texture created by rubbing material with a fine abrasive, resulting in a matte, non-reflective appearance with fine parallel lines. It is commonly used in material science, architecture, and manufacturing to describe specific physical properties of metals or fabrics.