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1. : a sharp usually slender and curved nail on the toe of an animal. 2. : any of various sharp curved processes especially at the end of a limb (as of an insect) also : a limb ending in such a process. 3. : one of the pincerlike organs terminating some limbs of various arthropods (such as a lobster or scorpion) 4.
a human hand that is curved or twisted so that it looks like the claws of an animal, bird, or insect: Since her stroke, she has to keep her hand mobile, or the fingers tend to bend into a rigid claw. an object or tool for picking things up that looks something like the claws of an animal, bird, or insect:
Inglés. Español. claw n. usually plural (mammal, etc.: nail) garra nf. zarpa nf. Tigers are known for their sharp claws. Los tigres son famosos por sus afiladas garras.
an object or tool for picking things up that looks something like the claws of an animal, bird, or insect: An iron claw lifts metal scraps from one pile to another. It was one of those old-fashioned arcade games where you pick up prizes with a mechanical claw. The machine's giant claw ripped the roof off the house like it was paper.
claw in American English. (klɔ ) sustantivo. 1. a sharp, hooked or curved horny structure, or nail, on the foot of a bird and of many reptiles and mammals. 2. a foot with such structures at its end. 3. the pincers, or chela, of a lobster, crab, scorpion, etc., or on the limb of certain insects.
a sharp, usually curved, nail on the foot of an animal, as on a cat, dog, or bird. a similar curved process at the end of the leg of an insect. the pincerlike extremity of specific limbs of certain arthropods: lobster claws. any part or thing resembling a claw, as the cleft end of the head of a hammer.
claw someone's eyes out. Más traducciones en el diccionario español-francés. Traducción de 'claw' en el diccionario gratuito de inglés-español y muchas otras traducciones en español.
