Cleave
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British pronunciation/klˈiːv/
American pronunciation/ˈkɫiv/

Definitie & Betekenis van "cleave"

to cleave
01

splijten, snijden

to cut something using a sharp tool, often with precision and accuracy
Transitive: to cleave sth
to cleave definition and meaning
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The chef deftly cleaved the meat with a sharp knife for precise portions.
In woodworking, craftsmen often cleave wood to create distinct shapes and pieces.
To open the coconut, he cleaved it in half using a machete.
02

splijten, doorboren

to forcefully split or penetrate through something to create a path or opening
Transitive: to cleave sth
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The climber cleaved a path up the sheer rock face, hammering in pitons as footholds.
She cleaved the water with powerful strokes as she swam across the lake.
The knight cleaved his opponent's defenses with a mighty blow of his sword.
03

hechten, plakken

to adhere firmly or stick closely to something
Transitive: to cleave two things | to cleave sth to sth
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Yesterday, the glue cleaved the pieces of wood tightly, forming a sturdy bond.
The new adhesive will cleave the layers of fabric together with exceptional strength.
The tape is currently cleaving the poster to the wall, ensuring it stays in place.
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