pincer movement
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈpincer ˌmovement noun [countable] PMa military attack in which two groups of soldiers come from opposite directions in order to trap the enemy between them 〔军事进攻中的〕钳形攻势[运动]
Examples from the Corpus
pincer movement• Those at either end of the line usually advance rather faster than those in the centre so that a pincer movement develops.• It is a favourite military tactic ... the pincer movement!• They had thus executed a vast pincer movement, and won the first round.ˈpincer ˌmovement nounChineseSyllable
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pincer movement
ˈpincer ˌmovement
noun [countable]
a military attack in which two groups of soldiers come from opposite directions in order to trap the enemy between them
ˈpincer ˌmovement
noun [countable]a military attack in which two groups of soldiers come from opposite directions in order to trap the enemy between them