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Перевод: claw

[существительное]
коготь ; лапа с когтями; клещи ; клешня ; рука ; лапа ; палец ; кулак ; зубец ; зуб ; выступ ;
[глагол]
царапать; рвать когтями; когтить; хватать; лавировать

Тезаурус:

1. Choose a claw hammer, which can pull nails out as well as drive them.
2. It was a "maniacal" beating around the head with a claw hammer.
3. This means trying to claw back the pay rises extracted by workers since deregulation of food prices on 1 August: butter has since then gone up 1,000 per cent, meat by 700 per cent.
4. With the next moult it will have regrown its missing claw, although the new one is by no means as impressive as the original.
5. Freestanding on ball and claw feet, its excellent heat and sound insulation ensures long hot baths while the household sleeps on undisturbed by noise.
6. Likewise, Dr Lynn Margulis's theories, which hold that evolution advances as much through symbiosis as by tooth and claw, correspond to the late anarchist Kropotkin's theories of social evolution.
7. What Ostrom found, incidentally, was that the second toe of the hind foot did not reach the ground but ended in a large and vicious claw.
8. Round the final bend he was still several lengths down but was beginning to claw back the deficit, and at "Le Bullfinch", two fences out, he was second.
9. Claw and fang.
10. One of them switched on the light, her finger tips painted with a silvery pearl, and the other switched it off with an animal claw.
11. Englefield managed to claw a goal back, but 'Mill were not finished and Hadden completed the scoring with a cracking shot.
12. Stanley Powerlock measuring tapes and Steelmaster claw hammers are being promoted with free top-quality leather holsters.
13. He tried to swim, to claw at the wall but he could not; not against years of shit, clinging slime - he might easier have climbed a glacier - get a grip, and still no one; no reaching hand to help him.