English to Sundanese Meaning of ratch - ratch

Ratch :
ratch
← Ratan
ratchet →
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Definitions of ratch in English
Noun(1) mechanical device consisting of a toothed wheel or rack engaged with a pawl that permits it to move in only one direction
Examples of ratch in English
(1) the rataplan of a drum(2) Above us a rataplan of thunder sounded in a swollen sky that still stubbornly refused to yield its rain.
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Noun
1. rachet ::
rachet
2. ratchet ::
ratchet
English to Sundanese Dictionary: ratch

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