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1. ((usu. with a pl. v.)) pincers
a gripping tool consisting of two pivoted limbs forming a pair of jaws and a pair of handles (usu. used with pair of).
2. pincers
a grasping organ or pair of organs resembling this, as the claw of a lobster.
Etymology: (1300–50; ME pinsers, earlier pynceours < AF pinc(er) to pinch+-eour -or2)
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1. pincers
see Pinchers
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Sense: a tool for gripping things tightly
She used (a pair of) pincers to grasp the head of the nail.
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 Afrikaans: tangetjie |
 Arabic: كَمّاشَه، كُلابَة الطَّبي |
 Bulgarian: клещи |
 Brazilian: pinça |
 Czech: pinzeta |
 German: die Zange |
 Danish: pincet |
 Greek: λαβίδα, τανάλια, τσιμπίδα |
 Spanish: tenazas |
 Estonian: tangid |
 Farsi: گاز انبر |
 Finnish: hohtimet |
 French: tenailles |
 Hebrew: צְבָת |
 Hindi: चिमटी, सड़सी |
 Croatian: kliješta |
 Hungarian: harapófogó |
 Indonesian: tang |
 Icelandic: töng |
 Italian: tenaglie |
 Japanese: ペンチ |
 Korean: 펜치, 집게 |
 Lithuanian: pincetas,žnyplės |
 Latvian: pincete; knaibles |
 Malay: ragum |
 Dutch: nijptang |
 Norwegian: (knipe)tang |
 Polish: obcęgi, szczypce |
 Persian: گاز انبر |
 Pashto: نوسى، امبور، پنجالې، نوكا |
 Portuguese: pinça |
 Romanian: cleşte |
 Russian: щипцы; клещи |
 Slovak: kliešte ,,štikačky`` |
 Slovenian: klešče |
 Serbian: klešta |
 Swedish: tång, avbitare |
 Thai: ปากคีบ |
 Turkish: kerpeten |
 Taiwanese: 鉗子 |
 Ukrainian: щипці; пінцет |
 Urdu: چمٹا |
 Vietnamese: cái kìm |
 Chinese: 钳子 |
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