Everyday Objects In English

A stekspade, also known as a turner spatula, is a flat cooking utensil used for flipping or turning food while cooking.

The correct translation for 'Trådrulle' is 'Eng: Reel of cotton Am: Spool of thread', as it refers to a cylindrical object used to hold thread or yarn.

The Swedish word 'Hänglås' is most commonly translated as 'Padlock', used for securing doors, gates, or other items.

A 'Skärbräda' is a type of kitchen tool used for chopping or cutting food, not utensils like a knife, fork, or spoon.

The correct German word for 'Straw' is 'Sugrör'. It might be confused with other similar options such as 'Grass', 'Needle', or 'Wheat', but the correct translation is 'Sugrör'.

The correct Swedish word for 'flex' is 'sladd', which is used to refer to a flexible or elastic object.

A Häftapparat is a German word for a stapler, which is a device used to fasten sheets of paper together by driving a thin metal staple through the sheets and folding the ends to secure the staple in place.

A paper clip is a small piece of bent wire used to hold sheets of paper together. Unlike gems like diamonds, rubies, and sapphires, paper clips are not valuable or ornamental, but rather practical and utilitarian in nature.

The Swedish term 'Durkslag' is commonly translated to 'Colander' in English. A colander is a bowl-shaped kitchen utensil with holes in it used for draining liquids from food.

The correct translation for 'Trädgårdsslang' is 'Garden hose', which is a flexible tube used to carry water in a garden.

The correct term for a power cable, like 'sladd', is 'flex' or 'cord'. The other options are not synonymous with 'power cable'.

The correct translation of 'Skiftnyckel' in English is 'Wrench'. While 'Screwdriver' and 'Pliers' are also tools, they have different functionalities compared to a wrench. 'Hammer' is a tool used for driving nails or breaking objects, not for turning nuts and bolts like a wrench.

The correct translation of 'Konservöppnare' is 'Tin-opener' in British English and 'Can-opener' in American English, as it is a tool specifically used for opening cans.