broadaxe
ˈbrɔːdæks
Definition

Definition of broadaxe - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
woodworkingRareUSlarge axe with a broad blade for hewing woodRareUS
  • The carpenter used a broadaxe to shape the beam.
2.
historical weaponRarelarge axe with a broad blade used historically as a weaponRare
  • The knight carried a broadaxe into battle.
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Images of broadaxe

  • broadaxe: large axe with a broad blade for hewing wood
    large axe with a broad blade for hewing wood
  • broadaxe: large axe with a broad blade used historically as a weapon
    large axe with a broad blade used historically as a weapon

Origin of broadaxe

Old English, brād (broad) + æx (axe)

Examples of broadaxe in a sentence

  • The broadaxe was essential for the timber work.
  • The museum displayed a broadaxe from the medieval era.
  • Craftsmen used a broadaxe for shaping timber.

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  1. French:hache à équarrir, hache médiévale, ...
  2. German:Breitaxt, Streitaxt, ...
  3. Italian:scure, ascia da guerra, ...
  4. Spanish:hacha ancha, hacha de guerra, ...
  5. Portuguese:machado largo, machado, ...
  6. Chinese:宽刃斧, 大斧, ...
  7. Japanese:ブロードアックス, 戦斧, ...
  8. Arabic:فَأْس عَرِيضَة, فَأْس وَاسِعَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:גַּרְזֶן רָחָב, גַּרְזֶן רָחָב, ...
  10. Russian:широкий топор, ...
  11. Ukrainian:теслярська сокира, широка сокира, ...
  12. Hindi:ब्रोडऐक्स, ब्रोडएक्स, ...
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