grabber
noun [ C ] uk/ˈɡræb.ər/ us/ˈɡræb.ɚ/
抓取器
a device with two parts that open and close on the end, used for taking hold of or picking up things
I added a metal pot grabber to my kit to grab and lift cans and metal pots off the fire. 我在工具箱里加了一个金属罐抓取器，用来从火中抓起罐子和金属盆。
The probe has a tiny, alligator-jawed grabber . 探测器上有一个微小的、带獠牙式锯齿的抓取器。
See also: litter grabber
抢夺者，掠夺者
someone who takes an opportunity to get, use, or enjoy something quickly
They've locked up a lot of illegal loggers and land grabbers who burn land. 他们关押了许多非法伐木者和烧毁土地的土地掠夺者。
In every era the power grabbers promise safety from what people most fear. 每一个时代，夺权者都会许下诺言，承诺让人们远离他们最害怕的东西。
(also attention grabber)引人注意的人或事物
something or someone who makes you pay attention
The title itself is quite a grabber. 这个标题本身就很吸引人。
The opening work was the evening's real attention grabber . 开场作品是当晚真正的焦点。
The six Mitford sisters were headline grabbers in the 1930's and 40's. 米特福德六姐妹是20世纪30年代和40年代的头条新闻人物。