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Meanings of hammers in English
Tool meant to deliver an impact to an object.
Usage of hammers in English
1
And, since war hammers weren't welcome at public events, Hoggles was unarmed.
2
Vic's single scene appearance further hammers in this belief vs. reality concept.
3
Their weapons of choice tended to be war hammers and battle axes.
4
Over the low grumble of the engine he heard hammers at work.
5
The thud of big wooden sledge hammers driving in the tent stakes.
6
They bring on a ladder, hammers and saws, but work noiselessly, unobtrusively.
7
The sounds of busy saws and hammers rang down the forest aisles.
8
Before sunrise, tools were in the swamp, axes and saws and hammers.
9
The air was freighted with the merry music of countless hammers, and
10
He just keeps on and on; he hammers away and always wins.
11
I've had a small army going at it with picks and hammers.
12
She just hammers the ball and you don't know what to expect.
13
They bring clubs and hammers to smash and break down the door.
14
The smiths at the forges kept their hammers ringing night and day.
15
Scarcely had the hammers begun their monotonous chorus, when the tragedy occurred.
16
The workmen made a great noise with their hammers, heading the rivets.
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United Kingdom
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