Usages of kukaza
Dada anatafuta bisibisi ili akaze skrubu za kiti.
Sister is looking for a screwdriver so that she can tighten the screws of the chair.
Tafadhali tumia bisibisi kukaza skrubu za kiti hiki.
Please use a screwdriver to tighten the screws of this chair.
Kiti hiki kinatikisika, tafadhali kaza skrubu zake.
This chair is shaking, please tighten its screws.
Bila spana sahihi, baba hawezi kukaza bolti na nati za kiti hiki.
Without the right wrench, father cannot tighten the bolts and nuts of this chair.
Kama ningekuwa na muda zaidi leo jioni, ningemsaidia baba kukaza bolti zote za meza.
If I had more time this evening, I would help father tighten all the bolts of the table.
Mshono wa blauzi hii umelegea, kwa hiyo dada ataukaza usiku.
The seam of this blouse has come loose, so sister will tighten it tonight.
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