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clutch

UK
/klʌtʃ/
US
/klʌtʃ/

Übersetzungen

clutchsubstantiv
clutches
Pl.
UK
/klʌtʃ/
US
/klʌtʃ/
The car's clutch needs to be replaced.
Сцепление автомобиля нужно заменить.
The bird laid a clutch of eggs in the nest.
Птица отложила кладку яиц в гнездо.
She carried a small clutch to the party.
Она несла маленькую сумочку на вечеринку.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
захват
схватка
Synonyme
grasp
hold
grip
clasp
clench
fist
clutchverb
clutched
Präteritum
clutched
Partizip Perfekt
clutching
Gerundium
UK
/klʌtʃ/
US
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She managed to clutch the railing before she fell.
Она успела схватить перила, прежде чем упала.
He clutched the steering wheel tightly during the storm.
Он крепко зажал руль во время шторма.
The child clutched at his mother's hand in the crowd.
Ребёнок ухватился за руку матери в толпе.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
вцепиться
ухватиться за
Synonyme
grasp
grip
hold
clench
seize
clutch at
clutchadjektiv
more clutch
Komp.
most clutch
Super.
UK
/klʌtʃ/
US
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He made a clutch play in the final seconds of the game.
Он сделал решающий ход в последние секунды игры.
Synonyme
crucial
critical
decisive
vital
pivotal
key
essential
important

Definitionen

clutchsubstantiv
A tight grasp or an act of grasping tightly.
She felt a clutch on her arm as she tried to leave the room.
A mechanism for connecting and disconnecting a vehicle's engine from its transmission system.
He released the clutch slowly to start the car moving.
A small group of eggs laid by a bird, reptile, or amphibian.
The hen sat on her clutch of eggs, keeping them warm.
A small, usually strapless handbag.
She carried a silver clutch to match her evening gown.
A critical or decisive situation or event.
In the clutch, the team managed to score the winning goal.
(usually plural) Control or power over someone or something; domination.
The nation struggled to free itself from the clutches of dictatorship.
clutchverb
To grasp or hold tightly or firmly.
She clutched her purse as she walked through the crowded street.
To attempt to grasp or seize something suddenly, often in desperation; usually followed by 'at'.
He clutched at the steering wheel as the car skidded on the icy road.
clutchadjektiv
Describing a performance or action that is done in a critical or high-pressure situation, often leading to success.
She made a clutch shot in the final seconds of the game to secure the victory.
Relating to or designed to be carried in the hand like a small, strapless handbag.
She paired the dress with a sleek clutch bag for the gala.
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