Excavator

Definition of Excavator

A large machine used in construction to dig and move earth and rocks.

How should Excavator divide into syllables

The word 'excavator' has 4 syllables. The vowels are 'e', 'a', and 'o'. The consonants are 'x', 'c', 'v', and 't'.

Part of Speech - Excavator

The excavator dug a deep hole in the ground.

Sentences with Excavator

• The excavator dug a big hole for the foundation of the new building.
• The excavator operator carefully moved the rocks out of the way.
• The excavator made the job much easier and faster than doing it by hand.
• The excavator was too big to fit through the narrow alley.
• The excavator's bucket was filled with dirt and gravel.
• The excavator's engine roared as it dug deeper into the ground.
• The excavator's arm extended to reach the top of the hill.
• The excavator's tracks left deep ruts in the ground.
• The excavator's cab was high up in the air.
• The excavator's hydraulic system was very powerful.

Quotes with Excavator

• The excavator is the ultimate digging machine.
• An excavator is like a Swiss army knife for construction sites.
• The excavator is the backbone of any construction project.
• Without the excavator, construction would be much more difficult and time-consuming.
• The excavator is a true workhorse of the construction industry.
• The excavator is a modern marvel of engineering.
• The excavator can move mountains, or at least dig them up.
• The excavator is a symbol of progress and development.
• The excavator is a testament to human ingenuity and innovation.
• The excavator is a vital tool for building a better world.

Number of characters in Excavator

9 ( e, x, c, a, v, a, t, o, r )

Unique letters in Excavator

8 ( e, x, c, a, v, t, o, r )

Excavator Backwards

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Phonetic Transcription of Excavator

IPA (International): ˈekskʌˌveɪtɜ:

ARA (American): ˈɛkskʌˌvetɝ

EPA (English): ˈekskʌˌveɪtɜ:

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