claws

UK
/klɔːz/
US
/klɔz/

Übersetzungen

clawsubstantiv

claws

Pl.

claws
Pl.
UK
/klɔː/
US
/klɔ/
The cat extended its claw to catch the mouse.
Le chat a sorti sa griffe pour attraper la souris.
pincePour l’appendice des crustacés et autres arthropodes.
The lobster's claw was large and powerful.
La pince du homard était grande et puissante.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
griffePour l’outil courbe servant à arracher des clous.
griffePour un dispositif mécanique de préhension ou de levage.
clawverb

claws

clawed
Präteritum
clawed
Partizip Perfekt
clawing
Gerundium
UK
/klɔː/
US
/klɔː/
The cat began to claw at the furniture, leaving marks on the fabric.
Le chat a commencé à griffer les meubles, laissant des marques sur le tissu.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
agripperSens d’action brusque, comme avec des griffes.
s’agripperSens figuré : avancer avec difficulté, comme en s’accrochant.

Definitionen

clawsubstantiv
A curved, pointed appendage at the end of an animal's limb, used for grasping or holding.
The cat extended its claw to catch the mouse.
A mechanical device resembling a claw, used for gripping or lifting objects.
The crane operator used the claw to lift the heavy metal beams.
The pincer of a crustacean or other arthropod.
The lobster's claw was large and powerful.
A curved tool used for pulling nails.
He used the claw of the hammer to remove the old nails from the wood.
clawverb
To scratch, tear, or dig with claws or fingernails.
The cat began to claw at the furniture, leaving marks on the fabric.
To make one's way with difficulty by or as if by using the hands.
He had to claw his way up the steep hill to reach the top.
To seize or grasp something with or as if with claws.
She clawed the air in frustration, trying to catch the falling papers.