Definition of serrate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
cuttingcut in a saw-toothed pattern
- She serrated the paper for a decorative effect.
Adjective
1.
saw-like edgehaving tooth-like projections on one side
- The serrate leaves were easy to identify.
2.
plantTECH. of leaves, having teeth pointing away from the petioleTECH.
- The plant's serrate leaves were distinctive.
Origin of serrate
Latin, serratus (saw-shaped)
Terms with serrate included in their meaning
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plant
flowering plant with serrate leaves and violet flowers
Examples of serrate in a sentence
He serrated the metal sheet for the art project. The serrate edge of the tool made cutting easier. Botanists noted the serrate pattern on the plant's leaves. The serrate edges of the leaf caught the sunlight. Gardeners admired the plant's serrate foliage.
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- French:denteler, dentelé, ...
- German:zacken, gezackt, ...
- Italian:dentellare, seghettato, ...
- Spanish:serrar, aserrado, ...
- Portuguese:serrar, serrilhado, ...
- Chinese:锯齿切割, 锯齿状的, ...
- Japanese:ギザギザに切る, 鋸歯状の, ...
- Arabic:سَنَّنَ, مُنْشَرِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:לִחְתֹּךְ לְצוּרַת שֵׁינִים, מְשֻׁנָּן, ...
- Russian:зазубривать, зубчатый, ...
- Ukrainian:зазубрювати, зубчастий, ...
- Hindi:दांतेदार काटना, दांतेदार, ...
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