tweezer...
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How do you say that in spanish?
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updated Apr 9, 2013
posted by Rey_Mysterio
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A tweezers, as in the kind you use to take hair out of eyebrows, remove a sliver, etc. are known in some areas as a "depilador", which literally means that which removes hair.
I taught survival English, and this word came up during our first aid lesson actually.
updated Apr 9, 2013
posted by Rocoso
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Verb or noun?
I think they use las pinzas, in plural just like in English, which I just learned, and I think is the same word for pliers, and some types of clamps too. Oh, and for calipers (the brake kind)
The verb, I have no idea.
updated Apr 9, 2013
edited by rogspax
posted by rogspax
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im not completely sure but i think is depilador i remember that in school but im not completely sure 
updated Apr 9, 2013
posted by Ellalouise
