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   blade

   /bleɪd/

   noun

   • 1. the flat cutting edge of a knife, saw, or other tool or weapon: "cut cleanly using a sharp blade"
   • ▪ a sword. literary
   • ▪ hand shears used in sheep shearing. Australian, New Zealand
   • ▪ a long, narrow flake.
   • 2. the flat, wide section of an implement or device such as an oar or a propeller.
   • ▪ a thin, flat metal runner on an ice skate.
   • ▪ a prosthetic lower limb designed for athletes, consisting of a flattened length of carbon fibre with a long, curved section at the base: "Lydia is being taught to run on blades"
   • 3. a shoulder bone in a joint of meat, or the joint itself.
   • ▪ the flat part of the tongue behind the tip.
   • 4. a long, narrow leaf of grass or another similar plant: "a blade of grass"
   • ▪ the broad, thin part of a leaf apart from the stalk.
   • 5. a dashing or energetic young man: informal, dated "the director, a young blade in an oversized suit"

   verb

   • 1. skate using Rollerblades: informal US "she loves to run, bike, blade, and explore the city"

   Word Origin Old Englishblæd ‘leaf of a plant’ (also in blade (sense 2 of the noun)), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch blad and German Blatt.

   Derivatives

   • 1. bladed adjective
   • 2. blader noun

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   What does blade mean in slang?

   • There are other terms for a blade, for example the blade of a knife, the blade of a razor, or the blade of a lawnmower, etc.However, the noun 'blade' can also be used in an abstract context, for example:He wields the blade of power while I wield the blade of labor. What does lang mean in slang? Slang is slang It's the s' "LANG " uage.

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   What is the difference between blade and sword?

   • Blade is usually translated as Saber. Saber and Sword are totally different . Fan2zz likes this. Blade (Dao) is basically a generic term for single-edged blades (including many types of swords) while Sword (Jian) is a specific type of sword, doubled-edged and straight. Fan2zz likes this.

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   What is the meaning of blade?

   • An instrument composed of a blade fixed into a handle, used for cutting or as a weapon An implement with a blade used for pruning or cutting, or as a weapon A thing which has the shape of a single curve that is broad in the centre and tapers to a point at each end

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   • English (US)

     BLADE meaning: 1. the flat part on a knife or similar tool...

   • Znaczenie Blade, Definicja W Cambridge English Dictionary

     blade definicja: 1. the flat part on a knife or similar tool...

   • Simplified

     BLADE translate: 平面, 刀身;刀片;刀刃, （机器上推动水或空气的）桨叶，桨身,...

   • Traditional

     BLADE translate: 平面, 刀身;刀片;刀刃, （機器上推動水或空氣的）槳葉，槳身,...

   • Blade: Korean Translation

     BLADE translate: 날, 잎. Learn more in the Cambridge...

   • Blade: Polish Translation

     BLADE translate: ostrze, łopatka, źdźbło, ostrze, źdźbło,...

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   a part of a tool or mechanism which is thin and flat with a tapered edge, used for clearing, wiping, scraping, etc.: the blade of a windshield wiper; the blade of a bulldozer. the arm of a propeller or other similar rotary mechanism, as an electric fan or turbine. Botany.

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   A blade is a very sharp metal edge of a tool. A good cooking knife should have its blade sharpened regularly. Knives, swords, and razors have blades, metal edges so fine and thin that they can cut and slice.

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   blade in British English. (bleɪd) noun. 1. the part of a sharp weapon, tool, etc, that forms the cutting edge. 2.(plural) Australian and New Zealand. hand shears used for shearing sheep. 3. the thin flattish part of various tools, implements, etc, as of a propeller, turbine, etc.

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