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
| French | vice (vees) |
| Spanish | vicio (beethyoh) |
| Mandarin | 副 (fù) |
| Hindi | उपाध्यक्ष (uupahdyuhksh) |
| Arabic | نائب (nyb) |
| Russian | порок (porok) |
| Portuguese (EU) | vice (veesi) |
| Portuguese (BR) | vice (veesew) |
| Japanese | 悪徳 (akutoku) |
| German | Vize (feetsuh) |
| Urdu | نائب (nyb) |
| Punjabi | ਉਪ (uup) |
| Korean | 바이스 (baiseu) |
| Hebrew | מלחציים (mlkhtseem) |
| Greek | μέγγενη (meggene) |
| Dutch | zonde (zawnduh) |
| Tagalog | bisyo (beehyoh) |
| Vietnamese | phó (fawur) |
| Turkish | yardımcı (yahrdumju) |
| Persian | گیره (geeray) |
| Polish | wice (veetse) |
| Ukrainian | порок (porok) |
| Bengali | ভাইস (bysh) |
| Swedish | vice (veesuh) |
| Italian | vice (veechay) |
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