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blade

[bleyd] / bleɪd /
NOUN
cutting tool
Synonyms


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The team believes the new printable aluminum could lead to stronger, lighter, and more heat-resistant components, including fan blades for jet engines.

From Science Daily

Operating daily since then, it has captured more than 30 hours of audio from the planet, including wind gusts, the spinning blades of the Ingenuity helicopter, and now the sounds linked to electric discharges.

From Science Daily

I needed help creating authentic 1939 fuel lines and fan blades.

From The Wall Street Journal

Best among them is the picture of a woman who tugs on a goat’s hooves, the animal largely out of frame, struggling against its weight as she grips a blade between her teeth.

From The Wall Street Journal

The plow is “a child of the north / like Romanticism,” its blade pushing “at its superb angle . . . everything before it, / old snow with the new, garbage and beer cans.”

From The Wall Street Journal