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Meanings of pair of pincers in English
Portuguese
pinça A hand tool for holding consisting of a compound lever for grasping.
Usage of pair of pincers in English
1
One should work on it with a pair of pincers, he said.
2
Now, with a pair of pincers hold the ends, and using No.
3
And again advances the executioner, with a pair of pincers in his hand.
4
No pair of pincers will ever pull it out of us.
5
Send an angel with a pair of pincers to pull out these nails.'
6
You have a hand like a pair of pincers.
7
The missing pair of pincers cried out to her.
8
Inside the folded canvas was a pair of pincers.
9
She pushed unwilling Jo into a chair, produced a pair of pincers, and, oh, woe!
10
Mr. Hartgold took up a diamond with a pair of pincers, and exhibited it to the banker.
11
There by the great fireplace stood Louis Trudel picking up a red-hot cross with a pair of pincers.
12
My advice is to take a pair of pincers, or forceps of any kind, and pull it out.
13
Spiders have no real jaws, instead they have a pair of pincers, called chelicerae, which are poison fangs.
14
It's a beetle larger than my hand, dark, shiny black, and fitted with a ferocious pair of pincers.
15
And there he found Jimmy Rabbit, in a white apron, and with a pair of pincers in his hand.
16
He was managing a tiny pair of pincers and doing some work so delicate that it was almost imperceptible.