pin·cer
noun/ˈpɪnsə(r)/
/ˈpɪnsər/
- pincers[plural] a tool made of two crossed pieces of metal, used for holding things and pulling things, for example nails out of wood
钳子 - a pair of pincers
一把钳子
- a pair of pincers
- [countable] one of a pair of curved claws of some types of animal, for example crabs and lobsters
enlarge image（蟹、虾等的）螯 - Crabs normally catch food with their pincers.
螃蟹通常用钳子捕捉食物。
- Crabs normally catch food with their pincers.
Word OriginMiddle English: from Anglo-Norman French, from Old French pincier ‘to pinch’.