secateurs

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Gardeningsecateurssec‧a‧teurs /ˈsekətɜːz $ ˌsekəˈtɜːrz/ noun [plural] British English DLGstrong scissors used for cutting plant stems a pair of secateursExamples from the Corpussecateurs• Most people carry secateurs and prune the heads off other people with flicks of the wrists and cracks of the brains.• On the whole, good secateurs are safer and cleaner for your roses, as well as yourself.• There was a pair of heavy secateurs in a spare wheelbarrow.• A pair of secateurs might also be useful.• Less expensive, but very good and popular among amateur ranks, is the range of secateurs produced by Wilkinson Sword.• Took my own secateurs, of course.pair of secateurs• A pair of secateurs might also be useful.Origin secateurs (1800-1900) French

单词	secateurs
释义	secateurs From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Gardeningsecateurssec‧a‧teurs /ˈsekətɜːz $ ˌsekəˈtɜːrz/ noun [plural] British English DLGstrong scissors used for cutting plant stems a pair of secateursExamples from the Corpussecateurs• Most people carry secateurs and prune the heads off other people with flicks of the wrists and cracks of the brains.• On the whole, good secateurs are safer and cleaner for your roses, as well as yourself.• There was a pair of heavy secateurs in a spare wheelbarrow.• A pair of secateurs might also be useful.• Less expensive, but very good and popular among amateur ranks, is the range of secateurs produced by Wilkinson Sword.• Took my own secateurs, of course.pair of secateurs• A pair of secateurs might also be useful.Origin secateurs (1800-1900) French
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