prise|prised|prises|prising in English

verb

[praɪz]

open by force, pry open, open by the force of leverage

Use "prise|prised|prises|prising" in a sentence

1. Became confident and prised the cat flap open again.

2. I prised off the metal rim surrounding one of the dials.

3. I tried to prise the lid off.

4. She used a chisel to prise off the lid.

5. There is no prise or punishment in nature, only comeuppance .

6. He began tearing off the old, almost ragged, tapestry and prising out tacks.

7. 9 I prised off a scab and gave it the tongue test.

8. Use this long bar to prise the lid off.

9. The coffin was put on top of the pyre and the lid prised off.

10. With its powerful tentacles, it tries to prise the anemones off.

11. She used a knife to prise open the lid.

12. A crowbar may help to prise off the wall brackets.

13. You'll be lucky to prise any money out of him!

14. I finally managed to prise his new address out of her.

15. He prised the sealed top open and found army uniforms, with no insignia marks on them.

16. I more or less had to prise it out of him.

17. Prise apart the joints with a screwdriver and remove each section in turn.

18. A soldier prised a small silver flask from the dead man's hand and passed it to Colonel Voss.

19. We managed to prise off the lid with a tyre lever.

20. We had to use a lever to prise open the window.

21. If you want this picture, please write your name and your prise.

22. The First Officer tried to prise Joe's fingers away from the stick.

23. The connection between language and lineage can, however, be prised apart in order to combat crude nationalism.

24. He tried to prise himself off the chair, as the figure moved towards him.

25. La Prise en charge intégrée de la grossesse et de l'Accouchement