Axe (Noun/Verb)
Syllable division: axe
How to pronounce: UK: /æks/ US: /æks/
Axe as a NOUN
Meaning: a wood-cutting instrument with a long wooden handle and a heavy blade made of iron or steel.
Example:
> He bought a new axe to cut his wood faster.
> You need to be careful with that axe, it has a very sharp blade.
Axe as a VERB
Meaning: To severely or fully cut out on something without prior notice or in a single action.
Example:
> The company said that they are going to axe 20 employees by the end of the month.
> They decided to axe the rest of the book series due to a lack of interest.
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We need efforts to cut the wood with an axe.
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We’ll need to work hard to cut the wood with an axe.Â
Hector is using his axe, to cut some firewoods.
The movie was axed of the cinema, because it wasn’t having a big audience to watch it.
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Hector is using his axe to cut some firewood.
The movie was axed from the cinema because it didn’t have a big audience to watch it.
If anyone had an axe with a sharp blade, they should care for it
for their children.
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If anyone has an axe with a sharp blade, they should keep it from their children.
Mr John bought an axe yesterday .
Mary ask her mother if she could buy a axe so that she could cut down some trees using the axe
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Mary asked her mother if she could buy an axe so that she could cut down some trees using the axe.