Word: wrench

Category: wrench

Home & Garden, Autos & Vehicles, Business & Industrial

Related words: wrench

torque, torque wrench, impact wrench, allen wrench, wrench set, socket wrench, monkey wrench, craftsman, oil filter wrench, ratchet wrench, wrench a part, craftsman wrench set, allen wrench set, wrench ring, craftsman impact wrench, ford wrench, gearwrench

Synonyms: wrench

eyeglass

Translations: wrench

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spanish
Translations:
llave
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german
Translations:
abschiedsschmerz, schlüssel, schraubenschlüssel, mutterschlüssel
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french
Translations:
clef, torsion, déchirement, déménager, tortillement, clé
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italian
Translations:
storta, chiave
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portuguese
Translations:
carriça
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dutch
Translations:
moersleutel
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russian
Translations:
вырывать
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finnish
Translations:
nyrjähdyttää, vääntö, riuhtoa, riuhtaista
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danish
Translations:
nøgle
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czech
Translations:
kroucení, klíč
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hungarian
Translations:
villáskulcs
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greek
Translations:
στραμπουλίζω, αποσπώ
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ukrainian
Translations:
катастрофи
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belarusian
Translations:
ключ
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estonian
Translations:
mutrivõti
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croatian
Translations:
iščašiti, ključ
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latin
Translations:
clavis

The meaning and "use of": wrench

noun
  • a sudden violent twist or pull. - with a wrench Tony wriggled free
  • a feeling of sadness or distress caused by one's own or another's departure. - it will be a real wrench to leave after eight years
  • a tool used for gripping and turning nuts, bolts, pipes, etc.. - An adjustable wrench works well to tighten up the hardware that holds the faucet in place.
verb
  • pull or twist (someone or something) suddenly and violently. - Casey grabbed the gun and wrenched it upward from my hand

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