Pointed tool: meaning, definitions and examples
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pointed tool
[ ˈpɔɪntɪd tuːl ]
used for puncturing or engraving
A pointed tool is a sharp object designed for puncturing or engraving materials such as wood, metal, or leather. It typically has a slender, elongated shape with a sharp tip that allows for precise and controlled piercing.
Synonyms
engraving tool, piercing tool, sharp tool.
Which Synonym Should You Choose?
| Word | Description / Examples |
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| pointed tool |
This term is used for any tool that has a sharp end and can be used for a variety of purposes, such as marking or making small holes. It is a general term and does not specify what kind of work it is meant for.
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| sharp tool |
A sharp tool refers to any implement with a keen edge or point that can cut, slice, or stab. It is a very broad term and could refer to knives, scissors, or specialized instruments.
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| piercing tool |
This term is often used for tools intended to create holes, particularly in materials like metal, leather, or cloth. It implies the tool is designed to puncture or penetrate.
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| engraving tool |
This tool is specifically used for making designs or inscriptions on surfaces like metal, wood, or stone. It is more specialized compared to other tools in this list.
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Examples of usage
- It is essential to use a pointed tool when working with delicate materials like leather.
- The artist used a pointed tool to create intricate designs on the metal surface.
Translations
Translations of the word "pointed tool" in other languages:
🇵🇹 ferramenta pontiaguda
🇮🇳 नुकीला उपकरण
🇩🇪 spitzes Werkzeug
🇮🇩 alat runcing
🇺🇦 гострий інструмент
🇵🇱 zaostrzone narzędzie
🇯🇵 尖った道具
🇫🇷 outil pointu
🇪🇸 herramienta puntiaguda
🇹🇷 sivri alet
🇰🇷 뾰족한 도구
🇸🇦 أداة مدببة
🇨🇿 špičatý nástroj
🇸🇰 špicatý nástroj
🇨🇳 尖锐工具
🇸🇮 ostro orodje
🇮🇸 oddur verkfæri
🇰🇿 ұшты құрал
🇬🇪 მკვეთრი ინსტრუმენტი
🇦🇿 iti alət
🇲🇽 herramienta puntiaguda
Etymology
The concept of pointed tools dates back to prehistoric times when early humans used sharp stones or bone fragments as tools for various tasks. Over time, the design and materials of pointed tools evolved, leading to the development of specialized instruments for specific purposes.