Pronunciation: /rɛnʧ/
noun A tool used for gripping and turning objects, typically consisting of a handle and metal shaft with a jaw or jaws at one end
A1 He used a wrench to tighten the bolt.
A2 The mechanic grabbed a wrench from his toolbox.
B1 She accidentally dropped the wrench on the garage floor.
B2 The plumber needed a specialized wrench to fix the leak.
C1 The precision wrench was essential for the delicate repair work.
C2 The vintage wrench in the collection was a rare find.
verb To twist or pull (something) violently or suddenly
A1 He wrenches the door open when it's stuck.
A2 She wrenched her ankle while running in the park.
B1 The mechanic wrenched the bolt loose with a heavy tool.
B2 The athlete wrenched his shoulder during the game.
C1 The politician tried to wrench power from his opponent in the election.
C2 The CEO wrenched control of the company through a hostile takeover.
adjective None
A1 He used a wrench to fix the leaky pipe.
A2 She tightened the bolts with a wrench.
B1 The mechanic grabbed a wrench from his toolbox.
B2 The plumber needed a specialized wrench for the job.
C1 The engineer designed a custom wrench for the project.
C2 The astronaut used a wrench to secure the equipment in space.
adverb None
A1 He fixed the leaky pipe with a wrench.
A2 She tightened the bolt with a wrench.
B1 The mechanic quickly adjusted the engine with a wrench.
B2 The plumber skillfully used a wrench to repair the broken faucet.
C1 The engineer expertly fine-tuned the machine with a wrench.
C2 The technician meticulously calibrated the instrument with a wrench.
pronoun None
A1 He used a wrench to tighten the loose bolt.
A2 She handed him the wrench to fix the leaky pipe.
B1 The mechanic grabbed the wrench from the toolbox to work on the car engine.
B2 After struggling with the nut, he finally managed to loosen it with the wrench.
C1 The plumber expertly wielded the wrench to repair the broken faucet.
C2 With a flick of his wrist, he effortlessly removed the old part using the wrench.
preposition None
A1 The mechanic fixed the car with a wrench.
A2 She used a wrench to tighten the loose bolt.
B1 He had to use a wrench in order to open the stubborn jar.
B2 The plumber needed a wrench to repair the leaky pipe.
C1 The engineer meticulously adjusted the machinery with a precise wrench.
C2 The skilled technician expertly maneuvered the wrench to calibrate the equipment.
conjunction None
A1 I need a wrench to fix the leaky pipe.
A2 He used a wrench to tighten the bolts on the machine.
B1 You can use a wrench or a screwdriver to assemble the furniture.
B2 The plumber had to use a wrench to remove the old rusty pipes.
C1 The mechanic carefully adjusted the engine with a precise wrench.
C2 In order to complete the repair, the technician had to use a specialized wrench.
interjection None
A1 Ouch! Wrench!
A2 Wrench! That really hurt.
B1 Wrench! I can't believe I dropped my phone.
B2 Wrench! I forgot to bring my keys.
C1 Wrench! I accidentally deleted all my files.
C2 Wrench! I can't believe I made such a big mistake.
article None
A1 He used a wrench to tighten the bolts on the table.
A2 She needed a wrench to fix the leaky pipe under the sink.
B1 The mechanic grabbed a wrench from his toolbox to work on the car engine.
B2 The plumber always carries a wrench with him for any plumbing emergencies.
C1 The engineer carefully selected the appropriate wrench for the delicate machinery.
C2 The skilled technician effortlessly maneuvered the wrench to adjust the complex equipment.
formal The mechanic used a wrench to tighten the bolts on the car engine.
informal Can you pass me the wrench so I can fix this leaky pipe?
slang I can't believe he tried to wrench the door open after locking himself out.
figurative She felt like someone had twisted a wrench in her heart when she heard the news.
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