prongs造句

A pitchfork with four prongs.

The stockholder rights movement has two prongs.

The usual prongs and holes are mostly hidden.

Fingers like prongs of steel dug into his throat.

An implement with two or more prongs used for raising, carrying, piercing, or digging.

One of the prongs of the garden fork went through his foot.

A utensil with two or more prongs, used for eating or serving food.

an agricultural tool used for lifting or digging; has a handle and metal prongs.

The policy will be fleshed out in the chancellor's autumn statement next month; it is likely to have two prongs.

We set all loose diamonds in our engagement Settings with the strength and security of platinum prongs.

That's why I believe California incorporated the three prongs of the Miller standard. So it's not just deviant violence.

The control of the investment in projects prongs to the whole procedure. We must adopt such all—round approach to manage from the early beginning of the project.

Run the piece of jewelry over your stockings, blouse and skin to make sure the prongs or metal don’t tear your clothing or skin.

Unicorn fish are generally nonaggressive, but during a rare fight they defend themselves with forward-pointing prongs on either side of their tails rather than the prominent horn on their heads.