pronged

UK
/prɒŋd/
US
/prɑːŋd/
prongedpartizip perfekt
UK
/prɒŋd/
US
/prɔŋd/
More precise classification: past-participle adjective derived from the verb ‘prong’.
Übersetzungen
The fork has a three-pronged design.
Вилка имеет трехзубчатый дизайн.
The company is implementing a two-pronged strategy.
Компания реализует двухразветвленную стратегию.
Definitionen
Having a specified number or type of prongs or pointed projections.
The gardener used a three-pronged fork to turn the soil.
Having a specified number of parts or elements, especially when describing a plan or strategy.
The company implemented a two-pronged approach to increase sales and improve customer satisfaction.
prongsubstantiv
Definitionen
A pointed, projecting part of an object, such as a fork or an antler.
The prongs of the fork were bent out of shape after years of use.
A branch or division of something, especially a plan or argument.
The new policy has several prongs, each addressing a different aspect of the issue.
One of the metal pins of an electrical plug or connector.
Make sure the prongs of the plug are straight before inserting it into the socket.
prongverb

pronged

Präteritum

pronged
Präteritum
pronged
Partizip Perfekt
pronging
Gerundium
UK
/prɒŋ/
US
/prɑːŋ/
Übersetzungen
The farmer used a pitchfork to prong the hay.
Фермер использовал вилы, чтобы протыкать сено.
Definitionen
To pierce or stab with a prong or similar pointed object.
The farmer pronged the hay bale to move it to the barn.
prongadjektiv
Definitionen
Used attributively to denote an object that has one or more prongs, or to specify the number of prongs.
She bought a three-prong adapter for her laptop charger.