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Meanings of hammer in English
Usage of hammer in English
1
A new solitary writing technique helped hammer home the new Nails sound.
2
But several pre-1950s Oscars have gone under the hammer in recent years.
3
Financial shares continued to come under the hammer on the Dublin market.
4
Too often it has taken a hammer and chisel to excavate words.
5
EU officials warn that such deals usually take years to hammer out.
6
At last the stroke of the hammer fell; the die was cast.
7
The hammer was pulled back, fully cocked; he saw that right away.
8
Of course, as this place is going under the hammer this afternoon.
9
Hundreds of homes are set to go under the hammer this week.
10
Tom North ordered a pile placed in the carriage; the hammer descended.
11
The hammer is used in the motor trade, especially by panel beaters.
12
Yes, he had a piton hammer, just in case of an emergency!
13
The noise of the hammer and saw was heard in every quarter.
14
I've noticed a range of reactions to Claire's hammer drops so far:
15
But he was too late; he heard the strokes of the hammer.
16
Ish stood, feeling the weight of the hammer in his right hand.
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Translations for hammer
Hammer through the time
Hammer across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
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