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    claw の英語での意味

    clawclaw1 /klɔː $ klɒː/ noun [countable] すべての翻訳を見る1a sharp curved nail on an animal, bird, or some insects動物・鳥・一部の昆虫の、鋭く曲がった爪:  The cat dug his claws into my leg.その猫は私の足に爪を立てた。 lobster clawsロブスターのはさみ2get your claws into somebody a)if someone gets their claws into another person, they influence them in a harmful way誰かが別の人に爪を立てるとは、有害な形でその人に影響を及ぼすこと:  The thought of Eloise getting her claws into the child made his blood run cold.エロイーズがその子どもに爪を立てるかもしれないという考えで、彼は血の気が引いた。 b)to say unpleasant things about someone in order to upset them相手を動揺させるために不快なことを言う:  Wait till the papers get their claws into him.新聞が彼に牙を剥くのを待っていろ。3the curved end of a tool or machine, used for lifting things物を持ち上げるための、工具や機械の湾曲した先端部分:  a claw hammer釘抜きハンマー
    clawclaw2 verb [intransitive, transitive] 1to tear or pull at something, using claws or your fingers爪や指でものを引っ掻いたり引っ張ったりするclaw at The cat keeps clawing at the rug.その猫はじゅうたんをずっと引っ掻いている。2 claw your way to try very hard to reach a place or position, using a lot of effort and determination多大な努力と決意をもって、ある場所や地位に達しようと懸命に努めるclaw your way up/along/back etc He clawed his way forward inch by inch.彼は少しずつ必死に前進した。 Benson clawed his way back into the lead.ベンソンは必死の努力でトップの座を取り戻した。claw something ↔ back phrasal verb1to get back something that you had lost, by trying very hard失ったものを懸命な努力で取り戻す:  The company has managed to claw back its share of the market.その会社は市場シェアを取り戻すことに成功した。2British English if a government or organization claws back money it has given to people, it takes it back政府や組織が人々に支給した資金を回収すること