No. 12,884 in German
zang
The German word "zang" does not exist; you might mean "Zange," which means "pliers" or "tongs."
In a sentence
Die Zange ist ein praktisches Werkzeug.
The pliers are a practical tool.
Here, "Zange" is used as a noun meaning "pliers", referring to a common tool used in various tasks.
Mit der Zange habe ich das Kabel geschnitten.
With the pliers, I cut the cable.
In this sentence, "Zange" again represents "pliers", highlighting its usage in the action of cutting a cable.
Die Haare wurden mit einer glühenden Zange geformt.
The hair was styled with a heated iron.
Here, "Zange" is used metaphorically to describe a styling iron, showing its adaptability in language based on context.
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