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1. (n.) crowbar
a steel bar, usu. flattened and slightly bent at one or both ends, used as a lever.
Etymology: (1740–50, Amer.; so called because one end was beak-shaped)
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1. (noun) crowbar, wrecking bar, pry, pry bar
a heavy iron lever with one end forged into a wedge
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1. (noun) crowbar
a bar of iron sharpened at one end, and used as a lever
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Sense: a large iron stake with a bend at the end, used to lift heavy stones etc.
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 Afrikaans: koevoet, breekyster |
 Arabic: مُخُل، عَتَلـة حَديديّـه |
 Bulgarian: барамина |
 Brazilian: pé-de-cabra |
 Czech: sochor |
 German: das Stemmeisen |
 Danish: brækjern; løftestang |
 Greek: λοστός |
 Spanish: palanca |
 Estonian: sõrgkang |
 Farsi: دیلم |
 Finnish: sorkkarauta |
 French: levier |
 Hebrew: לוֹם |
 Hindi: बोझ उठाने की डण्डी, लोह द |
 Croatian: željezna poluga |
 Hungarian: emelőrúd |
 Indonesian: linggis |
 Icelandic: kúbein |
 Italian: palanchino |
 Japanese: かなてこ |
 Korean: 쇠지렛대 |
 Lithuanian: dalba, laužtuvas |
 Latvian: lauznis |
 Malay: alabangka |
 Dutch: koevoet |
 Norwegian: brekkjern, kubein, spett |
 Polish: łom |
 Persian: دیلم |
 Pashto: اړم |
 Portuguese: pé-de-cabra |
 Romanian: rangă |
 Russian: аншпуг |
 Slovak: sochor |
 Slovenian: vzvod |
 Serbian: poluga |
 Swedish: kofot, bräckjärn |
 Thai: ชะแลง |
 Turkish: manivelâ |
 Taiwanese: 鐵撬 |
 Ukrainian: лом |
 Urdu: سبل، گدالا |
 Vietnamese: xà beng |
 Chinese: 铁撬棍 |
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