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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesrasoio
Pronunciation / Transliteration: razɔjo
"Questo rasoio taglia molto bene."
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A sharp-edged instrument used for shaving off hair.
"He used a safety razor to get a close and smooth shave."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Old French rasour, from rasor, from Latin ras-, stem of radere 'to scrape'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Razor" is said worldwide
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rasoir
Transliteration: razwar
"Il utilise un rasoir électrique tous les matins."
Rasierer
Transliteration: raziːrer
"Er hat seinen Rasierer im Badezimmer vergessen."
rasoio
Transliteration: razɔjo
"Questo rasoio taglia molto bene."
cuchilla de afeitar
Transliteration: tʃuˈkiʎa de afejˈtar
"Necesito comprar una nueva cuchilla de afeitar."
aparelho de barbear
Transliteration: apaˈɾeʎu dʒi baʁˈbeaɾ
"Ele comprou um novo aparelho de barbear."
उस्तरा
Transliteration: ustara
"उसने उस्तरे से दाढ़ी बनाई।"
剃须刀
Transliteration: tì xū dāo
"他买了一个电动剃须刀。"
면도칼
Transliteration: myeondokal
"면도칼이 매우 날카롭습니다."
カミソリ
Transliteration: kamisori
"彼はカミソリでヒゲをそった。"
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