cling 的 2 个定义
clung [kluhng], /klʌŋ/, cling·ing.
- to adhere closely; stick to: The wet paper clings to the glass.
- to hold tight, as by grasping or embracing; cleave: The children clung to each other in the dark.
- to be or remain close: The child clung to her mother's side.
- (5)
- the act of clinging; adherence; attachment.
cling 近义词
attach to
更多cling例句
- But the fact of the matter is the equal protection they cling to is not the reality.
- Yet instead of disbelieving that the facts will set us free, we cling to them as if they were spoils of war.
- Democrats cling to only to handful of redoubts, often districts gerrymandered by Republican legislatures to be majority black.
- Without Dawn and her desperate need to cling to power, the evil place falls apart.
- The sharply tailored blazer and weighty jewelry that cling to her body hints at the dominant personality she possesses.
- Life is represented as struggling to free herself from the gross earthly forms that cling to her.
- It is wonderful how long a withered leaf will sometimes cling to its branch.
- These had a ghostly effect on Yung Pak, and made him cling closely to the side of his tutor.
- Even when the new have been adopted we very often find that something of the ancient and discarded notions cling in our phrases.
- We occupy too wide an extent of country: we exhaust our resources without profit and without necessity: we cling to dreams.