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Meanings of prong in English
Part of a component that reversibly forms an electrical connection.
Usage of prong in English
1
That's why we're here, in hopes that a two-prong approach might help.
2
It was tense work; if she broke this prong she'd be finished.
3
In a few minutes Didi had managed to loosen a third prong.
4
She forced too hard and the prong of her fork broke off.
5
One prong came off in his hand, and he fell to the floor.
6
The curious prong-buck or prong-horned antelope was unknown east of the Great Plains.
7
If the computer likes what it sees, the prong swipes right.
8
His uncared-for wound was like a red-hot prong in his flesh.
9
In the kitchen, Anders set the soup to warm, then started slicing prong-buck.
10
And nowhere is that D-Pad's brilliance better expressed than on the right-facing prong.
11
This creature would in time specialize one prong for perceiving, four for locomotion.
12
He held a piece of fowl up on the prong of the carvingfork.
13
Here and there, I could pick out the three-prong pattern of bird tracks.
14
Now arose a serious query-whichis the right prong for me?
15
Behold, ye meek: this prong of iron is all the Earth ye shall inherit.
16
In the new filing, Vidal's lawyers outlined a two-prong challenge to Trump's DACA action.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common