Mashie Meaning in English

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US

ˈmæʃi

MASH-ee

UK

mˈæʃi

MASH-ee

परिभाषा

A mashie is an old type of golf club, roughly equivalent to a modern 5-iron, used for medium-distance shots.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Rare and old-fashioned; 'mashie' is mainly found in historical golf contexts or books. Today, people say '5-iron.' Do not use for modern equipment. Sometimes collectors or historians use the term.

• Spanish: hierro mashie (golf) - palo de golf antiguo
• Portuguese (BR): mashie (taco de golfe antigo)
• Portuguese (PT): mashie (taco de golfe antigo)
• Chinese (Simplified): 马什球杆（高尔夫，旧称）
• Chinese (Traditional): 馬什球桿（高爾夫，舊稱）
• Hindi: मैशी (गोल्फ का पुराना क्लब)
• Arabic: عصا الماشي (جولف، قديمة)
• Bengali: ম্যাশি (গলফ ক্লাবের পুরানো ধরন)
• Russian: мэши (старинная клюшка для гольфа)
• Japanese: マッシー（昔のゴルフクラブ）
• Vietnamese: mashie (gậy golf cổ điển)
• Korean: 매시 (옛날 골프 클럽)
• Turkish: mashie (eski tip golf sopası)
• Urdu: ماشِی (گولف کا پرانا کلب)
• Indonesian: mashie (klub golf tua)

उदाहरण वाक्य

The golfer held a mashie in his hand.

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He used a mashie to hit the ball onto the green.

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My grandfather's old golf set still includes a mashie.

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In the early 1900s, every golfer carried a mashie in their bag.

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Collectors sometimes pay a lot for an original mashie.

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I've only seen a mashie in golf museums—never on a modern course.

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