准备夹子用英语怎么说写

To prepare a pair of tweezers in English, you can say "get a pair of tweezers" or "fetch a pair of tweezers."

The word "tweezers" comes from the Middle English word "tweese," which is derived from the Old English word "tweox," meaning "a pair of pincers or forceps." The word "tweezers" has been in use in English since the 14th century.

Here are some examples of sentences using the phrase "pair of tweezers" in English:

Can you please pass me a pair of tweezers?
I need to use a pair of tweezers to remove this splinter.
I always keep a pair of tweezers in my makeup bag for removing stray eyebrows hairs.

And here are the translations of these sentences into Chinese:

你能把把镊子给我吗？
我需要用把镊子把这个刺去。
我总是在我的化妆包里带一把镊子来拔流浪的眉毛。