clench 的 3 个定义
- to close or knot up tightly: His hands clenched as he faced his enemy.
- the act of clenching.
- a tight hold; grip.
- something that clenches or holds fast.
- clinch.
clench 近义词
grasp
更多clench例句
- You know how you can clench and make all the blood go into your head?
- These are the kind of challenges the first gay NFL player will likely have to clench his teeth and push through.
- You almost wanted him to clench his teeth, slam his fist, kick the lectern—anything to show that he was teed off.
- It provokes a physical reaction in most of us—we jump up out of our chairs, grab at the air and clench our fists.
- Young Dave's face wore a sudden malignant sympathy which made June clench her hands a little more tightly.
- It means properly a small sum of money paid to clench a bargain, or to ratify an engagement.
- Let this right hand, which I now raise in air, and clench in awful menace, warn you not to repeat the damning accusation.
- Take the rifle”—handing it to her—“go a few yards back, and when I clench my open hand behind me, like this, shoot.
- Look how some lie still clench'd with savages In all-embracing death, their bloody hands Glued in each other's hair!