pronged.
有棱有角的,有棱有角,有棱角的,有棱纹的
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adj.adjective · 形容词
- 1.
- ›having prongs: a four-pronged fork.
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This two-pronged approach packs an added punch in campaigns, she said.
As part of Sephora’s multi-pronged approach to re-engage customers of color, it’s updating its zero-tolerance policy to make sure staff who exhibit racially-biased behavior are investigated consistently.
Elizabeth Howard, senior counsel at the Brennan Center for Justice, describes it as a two-pronged approach.
Solving this massive and multi-pronged problem begins with connection.
There’s no single answer for what’s going on, but most pawnbrokers and experts have a two-pronged explanation.
Plouffe, it should be noted, is just one part of a multi-pronged political operation.
But the list is an indication of the rapid expansion of the multi-pronged American campaign in Iraq.
A senior administration official described it as “a multi-pronged attack across hundreds of kilometers in northern Iraq.”
They had a two-pronged invasion strategy: Kill everybody and steal everything.
This time around, says Brandon, FreedomWorks has a three-pronged mission.