Translation for 'spatula' from English to Greek

spatula {noun}

σπάτουλα {η}εργαλ.

• The two pastes should be used in equal amounts and blended together with a stainless steel spatula (Clarident spatula) on a paper pad. Zinc-oxide Eugenol plaster will produce a mucostatic impression.
• The type species, "Clasmodosaurus spatula", was described by Argentine paleontologist Florentino Ameghino in 1898.
• They are mounted as small dots in a matrix on a thin plastic spatula with a protective transparent cover.
• A plastic-fronded broom is sometimes used in place of the spatula and brush.
• After putting the legs through the hakama, the front section is adjusted so that it sits high on the hips, and the back section is adjusted by hooking the front section with a spatula (some scarlet hakama do not have a spatula).

• Nikolai Kuzmin's favourite painting technique is oil on canvas with spatula.
• The Ayre spatula is a device used to collect Pap smear.
• Add 300 ml of water. Beat vigorously for several minutes with a wooden spoon or spatula.
• Pérez preferred oil on canvas, and used a spatula to achieve strong fillings. His style was based on abstract expressionism.
• The specimens from Madang have a similar spatula but the protibial teeth very tapering.

• A fish slice or metal spatula, in British English, is a kitchen tool with a wide, flat blade with long holes in it, used for lifting and turning food while cooking.
• In fact the style change, which made him prefer oil painting and saw the use of systematic and almost exclusive spatula instead of a brush, occurred in the late Fifties.
• The bloodstained metal spatula, which had the DNA of Wang, Zhang and Feng, was found inside the kitchen's washing machine; it meant that Wang had indeed went inside the kitchen to look for new murder weapons as what the prosecution contended, and Wang could have realised the metal spatula was not a good enough weapon to kill, explaining why the spatula was thrown into the washing machine.
• The word "spatula" derives from the Latin word for a flat piece of wood or splint, a diminutive form of the Latin [...] , meaning 'broadsword', and hence can also refer to a tongue depressor.
• Chinese "bì" 箆 "fine-tooth comb; spatula" or Japanese "hera" 箆 "spatula; scoop" is compounded into Chinese "cèbì " 廁箆 "toilet spatula" and Japanese "kusobera" 糞箆 "shit spatula" or "kusokakibera" 糞掻き篦 "shit scratching spatula".