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Ilustración visual de shears: Tijeras grandes, cizallas - Image 1

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noun

Tijeras grandes, cizallas

A cutting tool similar to scissors, but often larger.

"The gardener used large shears to trim the overgrown bushes. "

El jardinero usó tijeras grandes para podar los arbustos crecidos.

utensil item

noun

Corte, esquila

The act of shearing, or something removed by shearing.

"The sheep farmer's shears were dull, resulting in a poor quality of wool. "

Las tijeras del granjero de ovejas estaban desafiladas, lo que resultó en una mala calidad de la lana.

utensil agriculture

Ilustración visual de shears: Fuerzas de cizallamiento - Image 1

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noun

Fuerzas de cizallamiento

Forces that push in opposite directions.

"The shears between my parents over the household chores were so strong that neither one would budge. "

Las fuerzas de cizallamiento entre mis padres por las tareas domésticas eran tan fuertes que ninguno de los dos cedía.

physics science

noun

Cizallamiento

A transformation that displaces every point in a direction parallel to some given line by a distance proportional to the point’s distance from the line.

"The graphics software applied a shears to the rectangle, skewing it into a parallelogram shape. "

El software de gráficos aplicó un cizallamiento al rectángulo, inclinándolo en forma de paralelogramo.

math science

noun

Cizallamiento

The response of a rock to deformation usually by compressive stress, resulting in particular textures.

"The geologist studied the exposed rock face, pointing out the shears visible as distinct, wavy lines, evidence of immense pressure deep within the Earth. "

El geólogo estudió la cara expuesta de la roca, señalando el cizallamiento visible como líneas distintas y onduladas, evidencia de una inmensa presión en las profundidades de la Tierra.

geology science technical

Ilustración visual de shears: Cortar, podar - Image 1

verb

Cortar, podar

To cut, originally with a sword or other bladed weapon, now usually with shears, or as if using shears.

"The gardener carefully shears the hedge into a neat, rectangular shape. "

El jardinero corta cuidadosamente el seto en una forma rectangular y ordenada.

utensil action weapon agriculture

verb

Esquilar

To remove the fleece from a sheep etc by clipping.

"Every spring, the farmer shears his sheep to collect their wool. "

Cada primavera, el granjero esquila a sus ovejas para recolectar su lana.

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Ilustración visual de shears: Cizallar, deformar - Image 1

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verb

Cizallar, deformar

To deform because of forces pushing in opposite directions.

"The heavy bookshelves were sheared by the earthquake's powerful forces. "

Las pesadas estanterías fueron cizalladas por las poderosas fuerzas del terremoto.

physics science material

verb

Cizallar

To transform by displacing every point in a direction parallel to some given line by a distance proportional to the point’s distance from the line.

"The architect used a special software program to shears the blueprint of the house, moving all the lines a set distance away from the center line, to create a new, wider design. "

El arquitecto utilizó un programa de software especial para cizallar el plano de la casa, moviendo todas las líneas a una distancia establecida de la línea central, para crear un diseño nuevo y más ancho.

math technical