screw

US /skruː/
UK /skruː/
"screw" picture
1.

vis

a metal pin with a spiral ridge running along its length and a grooved head, used to join things together by being rotated so that it pierces and fastens to a surface or material

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He used a screw to fasten the two pieces of wood together.
Il a utilisé une vis pour fixer les deux morceaux de bois ensemble.
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Make sure the screw is tight.
Assurez-vous que la vis est bien serrée.
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boltfastenerpin
2.

tour, rotation

an act of twisting or turning something

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Give the cap a gentle screw to open it.
Donnez au bouchon un léger tour pour l'ouvrir.
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He put a quick screw on the lid.
Il a donné un rapide tour au couvercle.
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twistturnrotation
1.

visser

fasten or tighten (something) with a screw or screws

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He screwed the shelf to the wall.
Il a vissé l'étagère au mur.
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Can you help me screw this together?
Peux-tu m'aider à visser ça ensemble ?
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fastenboltfixattach
2.

visser, tordre

twist or turn (something) around a fixed point or axis

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He screwed the lid onto the jar.
Il a vissé le couvercle sur le pot.
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She screwed up her face in disgust.
Elle a grimaça de dégoût.
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twistturnrotate
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screw uphave a screw loosehave your head screwed on (the right way)