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Definition
- Noun:
- Vise (US) / Vice (UK): A mechanical tool with two parallel jaws, one fixed and the other movable by a screw or lever, used to hold an object firmly in place to prevent it from moving during work such as filing, sawing, or drilling.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- Anh ấy kẹp miếng gỗ vào ê tô. (He clamped the piece of wood in the vise.)
- Ê tô này rất chắc chắn. (This vise is very sturdy.)
- Hãy vặn ê tô để siết chặt hơn. (Turn the vise screw to tighten it more.)
Advanced Usage
- "Ê tô máy": Machine vise, a type of vise specifically designed to be mounted on a machine tool like a milling machine or drill press.
- Ê tô máy được gắn trên bàn phay. (The machine vise is mounted on the milling table.)
Variants and Related Words
Kìm (n): Pliers. A hand tool used for holding, bending, or cutting.
- Anh ấy dùng kìm để bẻ dây thép. (He used pliers to bend the wire.)
Mâm cặp (n): Chuck. A clamping device on a lathe or drill to hold a rotating tool or workpiece.
- Mâm cặp giữ mũi khoan. (The chuck holds the drill bit.)
Synonyms
- Clamp: A device for holding objects tightly together.
- Holdfast: A device used to secure an object to a workbench.
Related Terms
Bàn nguội (n): Workbench. A sturdy table for manual work, often equipped with a vise.
- Ê tô thường được gắn trên bàn nguội. (A vise is often mounted on a workbench.)
Mài (v): To grind or sharpen.
- Sau khi kẹp vào ê tô, anh ấy bắt đầu mài. (After clamping it in the vise, he began to grind.)