tin opener
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishUtensilstin openerˈtin ˌopener noun [countable]
DFU British English a tool for opening tins of food SYN can openerExamples from the Corpustin opener• The little gear lever feels like a tin opener on a string of cables.• He may need special implements, such as a wall-mounted tin opener which he can operate with one hand.
DFU British English a tool for opening tins of food SYN can openerExamples from the Corpustin opener• The little gear lever feels like a tin opener on a string of cables.• He may need special implements, such as a wall-mounted tin opener which he can operate with one hand.- I dont wish to interfere nosy etc
- I dont wonder
- I don’t believe it!
- I don’t blame you/you can hardly blame him etc
- I don’t envy you/her etc
- I don’t feel too hot/so hot/very hot
- I don’t know
- I don’t know about you, but ...
- I don’t know how to thank you/repay you
- I don’t know how/why etc
- I don’t know that
- I don’t mind admitting/telling you/saying etc
- I don’t see why not
- I don’t suppose (that)
- I don’t want to sound/be ..., but ...
- I don’t wish to interfere/be nosy etc
- I don’t wonder
- I dread to think
- I dread/shudder/hate to think
- I etc can't complain
- I etc cant complain
- I etc will never hear the end of it
- I expect
- I fail to see
- I fail to see/understand