pincer

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Some robots have pincer-like claws to pick things up.
有些機(jī)器人有鉗子一樣的爪子能拿起東西。
But the world is changing and Apple could be caught in a pincer movement.
但世界在變化，蘋果可能會被“鉗形攻勢”打敗。一個(gè)是移動(dòng)運(yùn)營商。
Here's a view showing the letter rolled up around the pincer for easy removal from the envelope.
這張圖片展示了書信被鉗子卷起的情形，這樣就很容易從信封中抽出來。

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(ANIMAL PART) one of a pair of curved claws of an animal such as a crab
(TOOL) a tool for holding or pulling something, made of two curved metal bars that move against each other so that when the handles are pushed together the other ends close tightly

Pincers consist of two pieces of metal that are hinged in the middle. They are used as a tool for gripping things or for pulling things out.
The pincers of an animal such as a crab or a lobster are its front claws.