How do you pronounce 'Nail' and 'clavo'?

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English: "He hammered the nail into the wall." | Spanish: "Clavó el clavo en la pared."

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nail Meaning in Spanish (nail significado en español)

Q: What is 'clavo' called in English?

'clavo' in English is called "Nail". Nail refers to: Una pequeña espiga de metal con cabeza plana, que se clava en madera u otro material para unir cosas.

nounclavo, uña

verbclavar

Sinónimos:tachuelapuntillagarra

clavo in English:nail

Phonetic:klávo

Plural: nails

Gender:Masculino

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de nail en español es clavo, uña, clavar. (Una pequeña espiga de metal con cabeza plana, que se clava en madera u otro material para unir cosas.)

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Definitions of Nail

1
noun
clavo
A small metal spike with a flat head, driven into wood or other material to fasten things together.
Una pequeña espiga de metal con cabeza plana, que se clava en madera u otro material para unir cosas.
2
noun
uña
A horny plate on the dorsal surface of the tip of a finger or toe.
Una placa córnea en la superficie dorsal de la punta de un dedo de la mano o del pie.
3
verb
clavar
To fasten or secure something with a nail or nails.
Fijar o asegurar algo con un clavo o clavos.

Example Sentences

“He hammered the nail into the wall.”

Clavó el clavo en la pared.

“She painted her fingernails red.”

Se pintó las uñas de los dedos de rojo.

“The carpenter will nail the planks together.”

El carpintero clavará las tablas.

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Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

tachuelapuntillagarra

In English:

spike tack

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

desclavardesmontar

Inflected Word Forms

past tensenailed

present participlenailing

pluralnails

agent nounnailer

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

hit the nail on the headidiom

To describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem.

nail downphrasal_verb

To finalize or confirm something, or to identify precisely.

tough as nailsexpression

Very strong and resilient, both physically and mentally.

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