clench

• vt. 紧握；确定；把…敲弯
• vi. 握紧；钉牢
• n. 紧抓；敲环脚
• n. (Clench)人名；(英)克伦奇

来自cling 拼写变体。比较stink,stench.

clench

clench: see cling

clench (v.)

Old English (be)clencan "to hold fast, make cling," causative of clingan (see cling); compare stench/stink. Related: Clenched; clenching.

clench (n.)

"part of a nail that clinchers," 1590s, from clench (v.). Meaning "a grasp, grip" is from 1779.

1. Patsy had to clench her jaw to suppress her anger.

帕奇只得咬紧牙关压住怒气。

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2. I felt the clench of his hand on my arm.

我感觉到他的手牢牢抓住我的胳臂.

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3. Happiness seems meteor, who can accompany to me clench it.

幸福就像流星, 谁是那个陪我抓住流星的人.

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4. Please clench your fist again. You will feel a little pain.

请再握一下拳, 我穿刺的时候您会感到有一点痛.

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5. From out the past, and make her clench her hands?

激起过往的回忆, 令她将双拳紧紧握起?

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