clamped

UK
/klæmpt/
US
/klæmpt/
clampedverb
clamped
Past Simple
clamped
Past Participle
UK
/klæmpt/
US
/klæmpt/
Past tense and past participle form of the verb "clamp".
Definitions
Simple past tense and past participle of clamp.
He clamped the boards together until the glue dried.
clampedadjective
more clamped
Comp.
most clamped
Super.
UK
/klæmpt/
US
/klæmpt/
Translations
The clamped pipe prevented any water from leaking.
Зажатая труба предотвратила утечку воды.
Definitions
Held tightly in place or secured with a clamp.
The clamped metal sheets ensured the structure remained stable during construction.
Restricted or limited in movement or freedom.
With his jaw clamped shut, he refused to speak.
clampverb

clamped

Past Simple

clamped
Past Simple
clamped
Past Participle
clamping
Gerund
UK
/klæmp/
US
/klæmp/
Translations
He used a tool to clamp the pieces of wood together.
Он использовал инструмент, чтобы зажимать куски дерева вместе.
The technician will clamp the device to the table.
Техник закрепит устройство на столе.
She had to clamp the lid down to keep it from opening.
Ей пришлось прижимать крышку, чтобы она не открывалась.
Definitions
To fasten or hold something tightly in place with a clamp.
He clamped the pieces of wood together to ensure they didn't move while the glue dried.
To impose or enforce (something) strictly.
The authorities clamped stringent controls on currency exchange.
To attach a wheel clamp to (a vehicle) so as to immobilize it.
The parking officer clamped the illegally parked car.
To store (root crops such as potatoes) in an outdoor heap covered with straw, earth, or similar material for protection.
After the harvest, they clamped the carrots to keep them from freezing over the winter.
clampnoun
Definitions
A device used to hold objects tightly together to prevent movement or separation.
The carpenter used a clamp to hold the pieces of wood in place while the glue dried.
A surgical instrument used to compress a part or close off a vessel.
The surgeon applied a clamp to the blood vessel to stop the bleeding during the operation.
A heap or stack of potatoes, root vegetables, or other produce stored outdoors and covered with straw, earth, etc., for protection.
The farmer built a clamp of potatoes to keep them fresh through the winter.
clampadjective
Definitions
Designating or involving a clamp; equipped with or operated by a clamp.
She measured the current with a clamp meter.