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mandolin
The term describes two entirely unrelated objects that share a name due to their similar physical shapes. The musical instrument is associated with folk and classical traditions, evoking a bright, tremolo-heavy sound and a handcrafted aesthetic. It is typically discussed in the context of orchestration or cultural heritage.
In a culinary context, the word refers to a precision tool. This usage carries a connotation of professional efficiency and danger, as the blade is notoriously sharp. It is commonly used in professional kitchens to achieve a level of uniformity in slicing that is impossible to reach with a standard knife.
Meanings
Examples
I need a mandolin to slice these cucumbers thinly.
The street performer strummed the mandolin with great passion.
Be careful with that mandolin or you will cut your fingers.
I wonder if I can learn to play the mandolin by next summer.
The old man kept a dusty mandolin in the attic for decades.
Use the mandolin for the potato chips to get a consistent thickness.
Pass me the mandolin so I can finish the salad.