shorts
The word 'cortaúñas' is incorrect's translation. In English, it translates to 'nail clippers' and not 'shorts'. 'Cortaúñas' are a handheld tool used to trim fingernails and toenails. They are usually made of metal and have sharp edges to cut the nails cleanly. This tool is a common item found in grooming kits and is a basic hygiene necessity.
Have you seen my nail clipper?
In this case, the speaker is asking if the listener has seen their nail clipper. The word 'cortaúñas' is used to refer to the person’s, in this case the speaker's, nail clipper.
I need to buy a new nail clipper.
This sentence is used to express a personal need for a new nail clipper, 'cortaúñas' being the word for 'nail clipper' in Spanish.
The nail clipper is in the bathroom.
In this example, the speaker is informing the listener about the location of a nail clipper. The speaker uses the word 'cortaúñas' to refer to a 'nail clipper' in the bathroom.