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Meanings of tweezers in English
Tools used for picking up objects too small to be easily handled with the human hands.
Usage of tweezers in English
1
Using two pairs of tweezers, she went to work unfolding the paper.
2
The Doctor removed the cork and used tweezers to take it out.
3
Without speaking again, Spindle lifted the tweezers to present the bomb's mainspring.
4
And during that time they employed themselves in making the wooden tweezers.
5
All specimens which are treated should be handled with tweezers or gloves.
6
Owen reached out and took a pair of tweezers from the tray.
7
He did not pull out test tubes and tweezers and take samples.
8
M. F. F.-Usetweezers, and accept our good wishes for your success.
9
Fill your brows in with a perfecting kit and shape with tweezers.
10
This hedgehog, that chimney pot, the other pair of Don Alfonso's tweezers.
11
Running them under special lights, picking up pieces of hair with tweezers.
12
Then I pulled my finger away and stabbed in with the tweezers.
13
He was working carefully on his left hand with the tweezers.
14
Special gloves are worn; bearin s are handled with special tweezers.
15
The tool used for such operations are known as optical tweezers.
16
And out came the tweezers, flat, slanted and pointed; an invitation to obsession.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common