pinch at
US /pɪnʧ æt/
・UK /pɪnʧ æt/
B2
phr.v.To cause a slight stinging or discomfort sensation.
The cold wind pinched at her cheeks during the walk.
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What Are TARIFFS And Do They Work
- Even if you're not buying expensive imported cars or importing steel for factories, you are still likely to feel the pinch at your local grocery store.
Even if you're not buying expensive imported cars or importing steel for factories, you are still likely to feel the pinch at your local grocery store.
- Even if you're not buying expensive imported cars or importing steel for factories, you're still likely to feel the pinch at your local grocery store.
Even if you're not buying expensive imported cars or importing steel for factories, you're still likely to feel the pinch at your local grocery store.