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vice

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The meaning (definition) of the word vice

a strong clamp on a workbench that holds things still.

The word vice used in a sentence

“Dad put the wood in a vice to hold it still.”

Words that mean the same as vice (synonyms)

clamp

The plural of the word vice

vices

How the word vice is said around the world

Frenchétau (ay-TOH)
Spanishtornillo de banco (tohr-NEE-yoh deh BAHN-koh)
Mandarin台钳 (teye chen)
Hindiशिकंजा (SHIK-jah)
Arabicملزمة (mal-ZA-mah)
Russianтиски (tee-SKEE)
Portuguese (EU)torno (TOR-noo)
Portuguese (BR)torno de bancada (TOHR-noo jee bahn-KAH-dah)
Japanese万力 (mahn-REE-kee)
GermanSchraubstock (SHROWB-shtok)
Urduشکنجہ (shi-KAN-jah)
Punjabiਸ਼ਿਕੰਜਾ (shi-KUN-jah)
Korean바이스 (BY-su)
Hebrewמלחציים (mlkhtseem)
Greekμέγγενη (MAYNG-gay-nee)
Dutchbankschroef (BAHNK-skhroof)
Tagalogpang-ipit (pahng-ee-PEET)
Vietnameseê tô (eh TOH)
Turkishmengene (mehn-geh-NEH)
Persianگیره (GEE-ray)
Polishimadło (ee-MAHD-woh)
Ukrainianлещата (leh-SHCHAH-tah)
Bengaliভাইস (bysh)
Swedishskruvstäd (SKRUEV-stehd)
Italianmorsa (MOR-sah)

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