Pritch Meaning in English

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Definición

A pritch is a pointed tool used for making holes in wood or leather, or sometimes refers to a small nail or pin.

Uso & Matices

'Pritch' is a rare, mostly technical or historical term in modern English. It is most often used in carpentry, leatherwork, or blacksmithing contexts. Could mean either the tool (like an awl or punch) or a small nail. Not to be confused with 'pritchard' (a surname) or 'pitch' (angle or tar).

• Spanish: punzón (herramienta) - clavo pequeño (herramienta)
• Portuguese (BR): ponção (ferramenta) - prego pequeno (ferramenta)
• Portuguese (PT): ponção (ferramenta) - prego pequeno (ferramenta)
• Chinese (Simplified): 锥子（工具） - 小钉子（工具）
• Chinese (Traditional): 錐子（工具） - 小釘子（工具）
• Hindi: छेदने का उपकरण (औजार) - छोटा कील (औजार)
• Arabic: مخرز (أداة) - مسمار صغير (أداة)
• Bengali: ছিদ্রকর সরঞ্জাম - ছোট পেরেক
• Russian: шило - маленький гвоздь (гвоздик)
• Japanese: 千枚通し - 小さな釘
• Vietnamese: dùi (dụng cụ đục lỗ) - đinh nhỏ
• Korean: 송곳 - 작은 못
• Turkish: biz - küçük çivi
• Urdu: سیخ (اوزار برائے سوراخ) - چھوٹا کیل
• Indonesian: alat pelubang (seperti alat tusuk) - paku kecil

Oraciones de Ejemplo

Old toolboxes often have a few rusty pritches at the bottom.

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A leatherworker needs a pritch to do his job well.

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Can you hand me the pritch? I need to punch a hole here.

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I couldn't find my awl, so I used a pritch instead.

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A pritch is very sharp and used for making holes in leather.

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He hammered a small pritch into the wooden board.

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