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Definition of cutlass - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
weaponryDated short curved sword used by sailorsDated
- The pirate wielded a sharp cutlass during the battle.
2.
toolsRare tool similar to a machete for cutting vegetationRare
- He used a cutlass to clear the dense underbrush.
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short curved sword used by sailors 
tool similar to a machete for cutting vegetation
Expressions with cutlass
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bearing on a vessel's drive shaft lubricated by water
The cutlass bearing needs replacement due to wear.
Origin of cutlass
French, coutelas (knife)
Examples of cutlass in a sentence
The sailor sharpened his cutlass before the voyage. Farmers often rely on a cutlass for harvesting. The cutlass is essential for jungle expeditions.
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- French:coutelas, machette, ...
- German:Säbel, Buschmesser, ...
- Italian:sciabola, machete, ...
- Spanish:alfanje, machete, ...
- Portuguese:alfanje, catana, ...
- Chinese:弯刀, 砍刀, ...
- Japanese:カットラス, なた, ...
- Arabic:سَيْف مَعْقُوف, ساطور, ...
- Hebrew:חֶרֶב קְצָרָה, סַכִּין גָּ'נְגֶּל, ...
- Russian:кортик, мачете, ...
- Ukrainian:кортик, мачете, ...
- Hindi:कटलस, ...
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