clutch
🇺🇸
/klʌtʃ/
🇬🇧
/klʌtʃ/
verb
R
to hold something or someone very tightly
She clutched the flowers tightly in her hand.
她紧紧地把花握在手里。
R
to grab something suddenly because you are scared or hurt
He clutched his stomach in pain.
他痛苦地捂住肚子。
noun
R
the pedal in a car that you press to change gears
Press the clutch to change gears.
踩下离合器换挡。
R
a part in a machine that connects and disconnects the engine from the gears
The car's clutch needs to be replaced.
汽车的离合器需要更换。
R
a group of things or people
He won a clutch of awards for his work.
他因工作赢得了一系列奖项。
R
power or control over someone
He escaped from the villain's clutch.
他从恶棍的控制中逃脱了。
R
a tight hold on something
She felt the clutch of fear in her heart.
她感到恐惧紧紧抓住了她的心。
R
a group of eggs laid by a bird at one time, or the baby birds that hatch from them
The bird laid a clutch of eggs in the nest.
鸟在巢里下了一窝蛋。
R
a small handbag without straps, often used for special events
She carried a small clutch to the party.
她带了一个小手拿包去参加派对。
adjective
R
happening at a very important moment in a game or competition
He made a clutch play to win the game.
他在关键时刻打出了制胜一击。
translation
紧握, 突然抓住
离合器踏板, 离合器, 一群, 控制, 紧握, 一窝蛋, 手拿包
关键时刻的
词形变化
Perfect
clutched
Progressive
clutching
3rd Present
clutches
Past
clutched
Plural
clutches