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- 1. The pinyin of "pliers" and how to write the word "pliers"
- 2.What is the pinyin of pliers?
- 3. How to spell the pinyin of iron pliers
- 4.The pronunciation of forceps
Pinyin of tongs How to write the word for tongs
The pinyin of clamp is qián, and the word combination is as follows:
1. Caliper [kǎ qián]
A measuring tool used to measure or compare the inner and outer diameter of a workpiece or the distance between the two ends. The two legs can be opened and closed, and the size of the opening can be measured with another steel ruler.
2. Vice [lǎo hǔ qián]
Bench vise.
3. Iron tongs [tiě qián]
It is the iron tongs used by the working people to burn fire and pinch coal, hence the name iron tongs.
4. Welding pliers [hàn qián]
A tool for electric welding with two handles and shaped like pliers. Its function is to clamp the welding rod and serve as an electrode during welding.
What does the pinyin of pliers mean?
Pliers are a kind of hand tool used to clamp and fix workpieces, or to twist, bend, and cut metal wires. Pliers are V-shaped in shape and usually include three parts: handle, jaws and jaws.
How to spell the pinyin of iron pliers
1. Iron tongs, pinyin: tiě qián, meaning: iron tongs used by working people to burn fire and pinch coal, hence the name iron tongs.
2. Iron tongs are tools used by working people to prevent direct contact with charcoal fire. Generally more than 50 cm.
3. 【Sentence】There are many kinds of iron pliers, each with different uses.
4. Iron, a metal element, also refers to various objects made of iron; weapons on ancient battlefields were also often made of iron, so iron also refers to weapons.
5. Pliers, a tool for clamping things.
pronunciation of forceps
Clamp
Pinyin: qián, strokes: 5
Radical: 钅 Radical stroke: 5
Explanation 1: Clamp (clamp) qián Clamp, limit, constrain: clamp (restrict with strong force so that freedom cannot be achieved action). Pincer attack. Utensils for clamping things: pliers. vise. Flat nose pliers. fitter. Number of strokes: 10; Radical: 钅; Stroke order number: 3111512211
Explanation 2: Clamp qián [Name] (phonetic. From gold, sweet sound. Original meaning: metal clamp) ancient torture instrument. The iron ring that binds the neck 〖ironcollar〗 The clamp is bound by iron. ——"Shuowen" All are relaxed and unpinned. ——"Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Guangwu Ji" The ancient punishment was called pincers, but today's punishment is chains. ——Qing Dynasty Ruan Kuisheng's "Tea Guest Talk" Another example: clamp iron (ancient torture instrument for restraining the neck); clamp 髠 (pliers and 髠. Ancient punishment for neck restraint and hair shaving); clamp (the name of two ancient torture instruments, clamp and clamp); clamp twist (a torture instrument used to restrain the neck and hands); clamp lock (metal jewelry for children; also refers to the ancient neck restraint , two kinds of torture instruments that lock the body) tools for holding things〖pincers; pliers; forceps〗. Such as: pipe clamping forceps; edge-expanding forceps; fire tongs; abortion forceps; alveolar forceps forceps forceps qián [Activity] ancient punishment. Use iron rings to bind the neck, hands, and feet 〖grip (withironcollar)〗 and burn with iron tongs. ——"Book of Han·Jiang Chong Biography" Since then, he has been a slave of the Wang family. ——"Book of Han: Chronicles of Emperor Gao" The people of Chu will capture me in the city. ——"Book of Han·Biography of King Chu Yuan". Note: “Tie up the neck with iron. ” Another example: clamp slave (a person who has been tortured and used as a slave); clamp ochre (a punishment in which the prisoner wears red clothes and has his neck tied with iron); clamp shackles (a person who has been tied up with an iron hoop and his hands are cuffed with a wooden instrument) ); clamper (a person who is tortured with a clamp); clamp city (parading the neck with a tie) Clamped with pliers 〖holdwithpincers;grip;clamp〗. Such as: pliers net (use pliers to clamp objects, use nets to catch birds and animals. Extended to use power to coerce people into submission) Clamp; ban 〖clampdownon; restraint; control; restrict〗. Such as: clamp (to restrain and restrain); clamp (forbid people to gather and talk); clamp (to block and block); clamp (to make the jaws speechless) clamp, clamp qián [verb] ( clamp means clamp The abbreviated word of ) clamp〖clamp;restrain;control〗 clamp, which means to hold the restraint so that it cannot be taken off. ——"Notes on Guiguzi·Feipin" Another example: clamp bundle (control; restraint); clamp lock (containment); clamp plug (control and containment); clamp horse (holding the horse's mouth with a clamp to prevent it from eating millet). Close tightly〖 close〗 Clamp language to burn books. ——"Book of Han·Biao of princes and kings with different surnames" But you shut yourself up and clamp down on the world. ——"Hanshu·Yuanangzhuan" Another example: clamping one's mouth and looking sideways (the mouth dares not speak, and one looks sideways, which means one dares to be angry but dare not speak); clamping language (forbids people from talking to each other). refers to controlling speech); clamping silence (keep silent); clamping (clamping and tongue-tied) to explore; detect〖seek; detect〗 clamp to know the blame. ——"Tai Xuan Xuanying". Note: "Qiuye." "Another example: clamp to seek (exploration); clamp to guess (detection) clamp clamp, clamp qián [name] an object held in the horse's mouth to control the horse〖bit(ofabridle)〗. Such as: clamp (horse bit and horse collar); clamp (pincer) benchwork qiángōng 〖benchwork〗: A person who mainly uses hand tools such as files, drills, reamers, and vices to assemble machines and repair parts and components. Type of work 〖fitter〗: Workers who assemble parts and assemble machines and other equipment with hands and machine tools Pincer qiánjī 〖pincerattack〗 Two forces attack in depth from both sides of the enemy at the same time, so named because of its pincer-like shape qiánkǒu 〖forcesb.tokeepmouthshut〗: Restricting others' freedom of speech by threats, intimidation, etc. 〖keepslent〗: Silent and silent, mouth shut up and down, no words. ——"Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Shan Chao Biography" The jaws are clamped all day long, and the tongue is depressed qiánkǒu-jiǎoshé 〖keepone’smouthshut〗 jaws: closed. Tongue: to lift the tongue. Describes the state of being speechless due to surprise or fear. When encountering great dangers, one is at a loss what to do, one's mouth is pressed against one's tongue, and one dares not speak. ——"Manuscript of the History of the Qing Dynasty·Zhu Qi Biography" qiánkǒu-jiéshé 〖keepone'smouthshut〗 Describes those who dare not speak or are speechless. This wise man is so tongue-tied that he keeps his mouth shut and stays silent. ——Han Wang Fu's "Qian Fu Lun" Pincer offensive qiánxínggōngshì 〖pincermovement〗A way of combat, dividing the army into two groups, military deployment or situation clamping to launch an attack on the enemy qiánzhì 〖muzzle;gag〗∶Stop expression (Such as expressions of words or actions) To hold down public opinion 〖holdup〗: To attract and drag the enemy with force or firepower. Our army's attack to hold the enemy from the rear qiánzi 〖pincers; plier; forceps〗 A kind of clamping and holding firmly or an instrument for pulling objects or pinching something
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