SAW
sɔː
Definition

Definition of SAW - Reverso English Dictionary

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Acronym

acr: squad automatic weaponTECH.big gun used by soldiersTECH.
  • The soldier carried a SAW during the mission.
automatic rifle LMG machine gun

Abbreviation

abr: ṣallā llāhu ʕalayhi wa-sallamaTECH.phrase said after mentioning Prophet MuhammadTECH.
  • He said Muhammad SAW in his speech.
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Origin of SAW

Old English saga (cutting tool)

Terms with SAW included in their meaning

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equipment
handheld implement like a hammer or saw
woodwork
to saw or chop wood into sections
tool
sharp projection on a saw or similar tool
legal
written or recorded account of events given by someone who saw them
electric tool
portable electric saw for trimming hedges
communication
report of an event given by someone who personally saw it happen
tools
saw for cutting wood across the grain
forestry
saw a tree into shorter lengths

Examples of SAW in a sentence

  • During training, recruits learned to handle the SAW.
  • The book mentions Muhammad SAW often.
  • Muslims write SAW after his name.

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  1. French:arme automatique d'escouade, que la paix et les bénédictions d'Allah soient sur lui, ...
  2. German:leichtes Maschinengewehr, saws, ...
  3. Italian:arma automatica di squadra, ṣallā llāhu ʕalayhi wa-sallama, ...
  4. Spanish:arma automática de escuadra, saws, ...
  5. Portuguese:metralhadora ligeira, s.a.w.s., ...
  6. Chinese:班用自动武器, 愿主福安之, ...
  7. Japanese:分隊支援火器, SAW, ...
  8. Arabic:سِلاح فِرْقة آلي, صلى الله عليه وسلم, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִקְלַע כִּיתָּתִי, עָלָיו הַשָּׁלוֹם, ...
  10. Russian:пулемёт, САВ, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кулемет відділення, SAW, ...
  12. Hindi:दस्ता स्वचालित हथियार, सल्लल्लाहु अलैहि वसल्लम, ...
saw
sɔː
sawn
saw: tool with a toothed blade for cutting
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Definition of saw - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
toolstool with a toothed blade for cutting
  • He used a saw to cut the wood.
hacksaw handsaw
2.
musicmusical instrument played with a bow
  • She played a tune on the saw.
musical saw

Verb

1.
cuttingtr./intr.cuts material using a toothed bladetr./intr.
  • He sawed the wood into pieces.
cut slice
2.
motionintr.move back and forth like a sawintr.
  • She sawed her hand through the air.
rock sway
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Images of saw

  • saw: tool with a toothed blade for cutting
    tool with a toothed blade for cutting
  • saw: waveform with a sharp rise and gradual fall
    waveform with a sharp rise and gradual fall

Expressions with saw

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old saying often repeated, sometimes wise, sometimes overused
He repeated the old saw about time healing all wounds.
log prepared or suitable for cutting into lumber
The saw log was positioned for the next cut at the mill..
used to emphasize a clear example of something
That's a textbook case of corporate greed, if I ever saw one.
cut something repeatedly using a back-and-forth motion
He sawed away at the branch until it broke.
change opinion after realizing the truth
He was against it, but finally he saw the light.
saw used in construction and woodworking
The carpenter grabbed his power saw for the job.

Origin of saw

Old English, sagu (cutting tool)

Examples of saw in a sentence

  • In the workshop, a saw hung on the wall.
  • The musician skillfully bowed the saw.
  • A haunting melody emerged from the saw.
  • The audio engineer adjusted the saw for clarity.
  • Musicians often use a saw in electronic music.
  • The saw about honesty is well-known.

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  1. French:scie, scier, ...
  2. German:Säge, sägen, ...
  3. Italian:sega, segare, ...
  4. Spanish:sierra, aserrar, ...
  5. Portuguese:serra, serrar, ...
  6. Chinese:锯子, 锯开, ...
  7. Japanese:のこぎり, のこぎりで切る, ...
  8. Arabic:مِنشار, نَشَرَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַסּוֹר, לְנַסֵּר, ...
  10. Russian:пила, пилить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пилка, пиляти, ...
  12. Hindi:आरी, काटना, ...
see
si
seen

Definition of see - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
visual perceptiontr./intr.perceive with the eyestr./intr.
  • I can see the bird in that tree..
observe view
2.
comprehensiontr./intr.understand or realize somethingtr./intr.
  • I see what you mean now.
comprehend grasp understand
3.
verifytr.ensure or check somethingtr.
  • See that the doors are locked..
check confirm verify

Noun

1.
churchdiocese or region of a church
  • The bishop oversees the see with great care.
bishopric diocese
2.
religionthe office of a bishop or archbishop
  • He was appointed to the see last year.
bishopric diocese
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Expressions with see

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used to pause and think during conversation
Let's see, where did I put my keys?
express uncertainty about a future event or decision
We'll see if it rains tomorrow.
make inquiries or arrangements for something
I need to see about booking a hotel for our trip..
introduce someone to the inside of a place
She will see in the guests at the party.
casual way to say goodbye
I'll see you around, take care!
have blurry vision due to tiredness or intoxication
After the party, he couldn't see straight.

Origin of see

Old English, seon (to see)

Examples of see in a sentence

  • We could see the mountains from our window.
  • Once you study, you'll see the solution clearly.
  • I didn't see the issue until you explained it.
  • See that the lights are turned off before leaving.
  • Please see that the report is submitted on time.
  • Let's see each other at the cafe later.

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  1. French:voir, évêché, ...
  2. German:sehen, Diözese, ...
  3. Italian:vedere, sede, ...
  4. Spanish:ver, sede, ...
  5. Portuguese:enxergar, diocese, ...
  6. Chinese:看见, 教区, ...
  7. Japanese:見る, 教区, ...
  8. Arabic:رَأَى, أَبْرَشِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִרְאוֹת, כִּיסֵּא בִּישׁוֹף, ...
  10. Russian:видеть, епархия, ...
  11. Ukrainian:бачити, єпархія, ...
  12. Hindi:देखना, सी, ...
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