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scissoring

/ˈsɪz.ər.ɪŋ/

/ˈsɪz.ɚ.ɪŋ/

scissoringnoun

scissorings

Translations

ножничное движениедвижение, напоминающее работу ножниц; технический контекст

The scissoring of the paper ensured a clean edge.

Ножничное движение по бумаге обеспечило ровный край.

поза «ножницы»сексуальная лексика; лесбийская поза

They explored scissoring during their intimate time.

Во время близости они попробовали позу «ножницы».

Definitions

A cutting action or motion resembling that of scissors.

The scissoring of the hedge was done with precision to maintain its shape.

A sexual position involving two women, where they interlock their legs in a manner resembling the blades of scissors.

The couple discussed trying scissoring as a new experience in their relationship.

Synonyms

scissoringgerund / present participle

/ˈsɪzərɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe cutting or back-and-forth motions resembling scissors.

Translations

ножничныйхарактеризует движение или механизм, похожие на работу ножниц

The scissoring blades of the mechanism were perfectly aligned.

Ножничные лезвия механизма были идеально выровнены.

Additional translations

режущийв контексте описания режущего действия, напоминающего движение ножниц

Definitions

Cutting, clamping, or moving back and forth in a manner comparable to the blades of scissors.

The athlete's scissoring legs propelled him over the hurdle.

scissorverb

scissoring

Gerund

scissored

Past Simple

scissored

Past Participle

scissoring

Gerund

/ˈsɪz.ə/

/ˈsɪz.ɚ/

Translations

резать

She will scissor the paper into small pieces.

Она будет резать бумагу на мелкие кусочки.

разрезать

He used the tool to scissor the fabric.

Он использовал инструмент, чтобы разрезать ткань.

Additional translations

производить ножничный захват

хватать ножницами

Definitions

To cut or clip with scissors.

She scissored the paper into small pieces for her art project.

To move one's legs in a manner resembling the opening and closing of scissors, often used in sports or dance.

The gymnast scissored her legs gracefully during her floor routine.

Synonyms

scissornoun

Definitions

One of the two cutting blades of a pair of scissors.

The right scissor snapped off while he was trimming the hedge.

A cutting instrument consisting of two pivoted blades (usually referred to in the plural form scissors).

She placed the scissor back in the drawer after finishing the craft project.

scissoradjective

Definitions

Relating to or resembling the motion or action of scissors.

The wrestler surprised the crowd with a scissor maneuver.