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clamping
UK
/ˈklæmpɪŋ/
US
/ˈklæmpɪŋ/
clamping down
clamping up
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clamping
noun
clampings
pl
зажимание
The clamping of the pipe was necessary to prevent leaks.
Зажимание трубы было необходимо, чтобы предотвратить утечки.
зажим
The mechanic used a clamping tool to hold the parts together.
Механик использовал зажимной инструмент, чтобы удерживать детали вместе.
Additional translations
стяжка
фиксация
Synonyms
binding
securing
gripping
holding
fastening
clamping
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈklæmpɪŋ/
US
/ˈklæmpɪŋ/
Used attributively: ‘clamping force’, ‘clamping device’, etc.
Synonyms
tightening
pressing
squeezing
clasping
binding
constricting
compressing
fastening
securing
pinching
clenching
holding
gripping
clamp
verb
clamping
Gerund
clamped
Past Simple
clamped
Past Participle
clamping
Gerund
UK
/klæmp/
US
/klæmp/
зажимать
He used a tool to clamp the pieces of wood together.
Он использовал инструмент, чтобы зажимать куски дерева вместе.
закреплять
The technician will clamp the device to the table.
Техник закрепит устройство на столе.
прижимать
She had to clamp the lid down to keep it from opening.
Ей пришлось прижимать крышку, чтобы она не открывалась.
Additional translations
захватывать
схватывать
фиксировать
Synonyms
secure
hold
pinch
grip
fix
attach
fasten
Definitions
clamping
noun
The act or process of fastening or holding something tightly with a clamp.
The clamping of the metal pieces ensured they stayed in place during welding.
clamping
gerund / present participle
Exerting or designed to exert pressure by means of a clamp; relating to the action of holding something tightly.
The clamping mechanism failed after prolonged use.
clamp
verb
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.
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