Hacha (en. Axe)
/'at͡ʃa/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
A tool with a handle and a sharp head, used for cutting wood.
He used the axe to fell the tree.
Usó el hacha para derribar el árbol.
A symbol of strength or power in various cultures.
In some mythologies, the axe represents the power of lightning.
En algunas mitologías, el hacha representa el poder del rayo.
A traditional tool used in carpentry.
The carpenter always brings his axe to the workshop.
El carpintero siempre lleva su hacha al taller.
Etymology
From Latin 'ascia', which refers to a cutting tool.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to pass the axe
To make a decisive cut in a situation.
pasar el hacha
there is no axe that cuts love
Expression that indicates love endures despite difficulties.
no hay hacha que corte el amor
to fall like an axe
To fall quickly or unexpectedly.
caer como hacha
Related Words
hand axe
Small and easy-to-handle axe.
hacha de mano
battle axe
Axe used in combat.
hacha de batalla
fire axe
Axe used to start fire with firewood.
hacha de fuego
Slang Meanings
Expression of strength or bravery.
The player arrived at the match with axe.
El jugador llegó al partido con hacha.
Description of something that is exceptional or impressive.
That movie is axe.
Esa película está hacha.