pincer

US /ˈpɪn.sɚ/
UK /ˈpɪn.sɚ/
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1.

鉗子, 鑷子

a tool with two parts that are pressed together to grip something, used for gripping small objects or for cutting wire

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He used a pair of pincers to pull out the nail.
他用一把鉗子拔出了釘子。
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The electrician reached for his pincers to cut the wire.
電工伸手去拿他的鉗子剪斷電線。
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螯, 鉗

a large claw of a crab or other crustacean

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The crab used its powerful pincers to crack open the shell.
螃蟹用它有力的螯夾碎了貝殼。
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Be careful, that lobster's pincers can give you a nasty nip.
小心，那隻龍蝦的螯會夾得很疼。
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夾住, 鉗制

to grip or squeeze something tightly with or as if with pincers

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The surgeon carefully pincered the delicate tissue.
外科醫生小心翼翼地夾住了脆弱的組織。
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The police tried to pincer the suspects from both sides.
警方試圖從兩面包抄夾擊嫌疑人。
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