Sign in
Enter the word for search

clinched

UK
/klɪntʃt/
US
/klɪntʃt/

Translations

clinchedadjective
more clinched
Comp.
most clinched
Super.
UK
/klɪntʃt/
US
/klɪntʃt/
The deal was clinched after long negotiations.
Сделка была закреплённая после долгих переговоров.
The victory was clinched with a final goal.
Победа была захваченная финальным голом.
Additional translations
зажатый
сжатый
Synonyms
settled
decided
secured
sealed
confirmed
assured
finalized
locked-in
conclusive
irrefutable
won
clinchverb

clinched

Past Simple

clinched
Past Simple
clinched
Past Participle
clinching
Gerund
UK
/klɪntʃ/
US
/klɪntʃ/
They managed to clinch the deal after long negotiations.
Им удалось закрепить сделку после долгих переговоров.
The boxer tried to clinch his opponent to avoid further punches.
Боксер попытался захватить соперника, чтобы избежать дальнейших ударов.
Additional translations
зажать
запечатать
Synonyms
secure
grasp
capture
fasten
settle
confirm
finalize

Definitions

clinchedadjective
Firmly settled or final; beyond the possibility of change or doubt.
With the board's unanimous vote, the proposal became a clinched decision.
Bent over or hammered in so that the point is securely fastened (said of a nail, rivet, etc.).
The blacksmith checked each clinched nail to be sure the planks would hold.
clinchverb
To make final or settle conclusively; to secure a victory or decision.
The team managed to clinch the championship with a last-minute goal.
To fasten or hold together tightly.
He used a hammer to clinch the nails into the wood.
To embrace or hold someone tightly.
The couple clinched in a warm hug after being apart for so long.
OverviewPhrasesLibraryExamplesAI ExpertDictionaries