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spade1 n 1. (Engineering / Tools) a tool for digging, typically consisting of a flat rectangular steel blade attached to a long wooden handle 2. (Engineering / Tools) a. an object or part resembling a spade in shape b. (as modifier) a spade beard 3. (Military / Firearms, Gunnery, Ordnance & Artillery) a heavy metallic projection attached to the trail of a gun carriage that embeds itself into the ground and so reduces recoil 4. (Team Sports / Rowing) a type of oar blade that is comparatively broad and short Compare spoon [7] 5. (Engineering / Tools) a cutting tool for stripping the blubber from a whale or skin from a carcass call a spade a spade to speak plainly and frankly vb (tr) to use a spade on [Old English spadu; related to Old Norse spathi, Old High German spato, Greek spathē blade] spader n spade2 n
1. (Group Games / Card Games) a. the black symbol on a playing card resembling a heart-shaped leaf with a stem b. a card with one or more of these symbols or (when pl.) the suit of cards so marked, usually the highest ranking of the four 2. (Social Science / Peoples) a derogatory word for Black in spades Informal in an extreme or emphatic way [from Italian spada sword, used as an emblem on playing cards, from Latin spatha, from Greek spathē blade, broadsword] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Translations spade [speɪd] N 2. spades (Cards) → picas fpl, picos mpl; (in Spanish pack) → espadas fpl the three of spades → el tres de espadas to play spades → jugar espadas to play a spade → jugar una espada 3. (pej) → negro/a m/f spade [ˈspeɪd] spade spade [speɪd] n a. (tool) → vanga; (child's) → paletta to call a spade a spade (fig) → dire pane al pane (e vino al vino) b. (Cards) spades npl → picche fpl the three of spades → il tre di picche to play spades → giocare picche to play a spade → giocare una carta di picche spade [speɪd] n n spade [speid] a tool with a broad blade and a handle, used for digging. graaf مِعْوَل، مِجْراف лопата rýč spade der Spaten φτυάρι pala labidas بيل lapio bêche; pelle אֵת फावड़ा, खनित्र, बेल, कुदाल lopata, štihača ásó sekop skófla vanga すき 삽 kastuvas lāpsta penyodok schop spade łopata pá lopată; cazma лопата rýľ lopata ašov spade พลั่ว bahçıvan beli 鏟 лопата, заступ پھاوڑا cái thuổng, cái xẻng 铲 spade2 n spade [speid] one of the playing-cards of the suit spades. skoppens إحْدى أوراق البَسْتوني спатия piky spar das Pik μπαστούνι (στην τράπουλα) pica, espada poti ورق پيك pata pique “תִלתָן” ताश में हुकुम का पत्ता pik pikk sekop spaði picche スペード (카드) 스페이드 pikas, vynas (kāršu spēlē) pīķis daun sped schoppen spar (i kortstokk) pik espadas pică пика pika pikova karta pik spaderkort ไพ่โพดำ maça (一張)黑桃牌 вино, піки حکم کا پتّہ con pích (一张)黑桃牌 n pl spades (sometimes treated as noun singular) one of the four card suits the ten of spades. skoppens البَسْتوني спатии piky spar das Pik μπαστούνια (στην τράπουλα) picas, espadas poti خال پيك pata pique “תִלתָן” ताश में हुकुम का पत्ता pikovi pikk sekop spaði picche スペード1組 스페이드 한 벌 pikai, vynai pīķa kārtis sped schoppen spar pik espadaL pică (la cărţi de joc) пиковая масть piky pik pik spader ไพ่โพดำ maça...-sı 一副黑桃(牌) вино, піки حکم کے پتّوں کا پورا سلسلہ một con bài trong hoa đó 一副黑桃(牌) spade → مجراف rýč spade Spaten μπαστούνι pala lapio bêche lopata vanga 鋤 가래 spade spade łopata pá лопата spade พลั่ว kürek cái mai 铁锹 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Against the last stripe of the green-gold sunset he saw a black human silhouette; a man in a chimney-pot hat, with a big spade over his shoulder. One day when I rode over to the Shimerdas' I found Antonia starting off on foot for Russian Peter's house, to borrow a spade Ambrosch needed. AN Undertaker Who Was a Member of a Trust saw a Man Leaning on a Spade, and asked him why he was not at work. |
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