Hachas (en. Axes)
/ˈatʃas/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Cutting tool consisting of a sharp metal blade attached to a handle.
The carpenter used axes to shape the wood.
El carpintero utilizó hachas para dar forma a la madera.
Weapon that consists of a combat axe.
Ancient warriors used to fight with axes.
Los guerreros antiguos solían luchar con hachas.
Symbol of hard work and effort in the field.
The axe represents the perseverance of farmers.
La hacha representa la perseverancia de los agricultores.
Etymology
From the Latin 'hacca', related to the verb 'hacia' which means to cut.
Common Phrases and Expressions
there is no axe without a sharp edge
Every job requires preparation and the right tools.
no hay hacha sin filo
axe in hand
Ready to act or face a situation.
hacha en mano
to come down with the axe
To find a solution to a problem effectively.
dar con el hacha
Related Words
axe
Similar cutting tool, but it can refer to a single unit.
hacha
wood
Material normally associated with the use of an axe.
madera
carpentry
Craftsmanship related to the use of tools like axes.
carpintería
Slang Meanings
A person who is very hardworking and puts in effort
He is a whiz in the office, he always meets the goals.
Él es un hacha en la oficina, siempre logra los objetivos.
Complicated or difficult situation
The project became a hassle for the team.
El proyecto se volvió un hacha para el equipo.