English to Galician Meaning of panga - panga

Panga :
panga
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Definitions of panga in English
Noun(1) a large heavy knife used in Central and South America as a weapon or for cutting vegetation
Examples of panga in English
(1) These will be men who know their way around a panga , the weapon of choice in modern-day Africa, and I would put my life on the line for them.(2) Patice is given a panga , ploughshare, planer, bag of maize, bag of beans and small packets of tomato, onion, pumpkin and cabbage seed and he puts all of these in a hessian bag.(3) ‘We put our own lives at risk because these boys carry long knives and pangas when they enter the school premises,’ he said.(4) We went down the footpath to her house between a small army of native boys who were cutting the coarse grass with scythes, known in West Africa as pangas .(5) Meanwhile, five people are battling for their lives after being attacked by two men armed with pangas and knives on Sunday around 03: 00 hours at a new market in Mkushi.
(1) panellist ::
panellist
(2) list ::
lista
(3) panel ::
panel
Synonyms
Noun
1. matchet ::
matchet
2. machete ::
machete
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