[ ক্লীভাজ্ ]noun (singular, plural) চোরকাঁটা।
cleavers definition
A type of butcher’s knife with a broad, rectangular blade and a heavy back.
cleavers শব্দটির synonyms বা প্রতিশব্দ
cleavers, goose_grass, cleaver, chopper, meat_cleaver, catchweed, clivers, Galium_aparine, spring_cleavers,
cleavers Example in a sentence
The butcher expertly sharpened his cleavers before the busy holiday rush.
The chef wielded the cleavers with precision, dicing vegetables into uniform cubes.
The cleavers were used to split open the tough shell of the lobster.
The cleaver’s keen edge made quick work of the thick slab of meat.
The cleavers were passed down from generation to generation, bearing witness to countless culinary creations.
The cleavers left clean cuts, minimizing waste and preserving the flavor of the ingredients.
The cleavers’ weight allowed the chef to chop through bones with ease.
The cleavers were stored in a wooden block, ensuring their sharpness and preventing accidents.
The dull cleavers had to be honed before they could be used again.
The cleavers were a symbol of the chef’s skill and dedication to their craft.