clinch

UK:  [klɪntʃ]

US:  [klɪntʃ]

第三人称单数：clinches  现在分词：clinching  过去分词：clinched  

n.

1.〔美俚〕热烈拥抱

2.〔机〕活张圈

3.敲弯部分

4.绳结

5.稳操胜券

6.扭住对手

7.解决胜负

8.抱柱对方手臂

9.夹子

10.身体接触

v.

1.〔美俚〕热烈拥抱

2.肯定;敲定

3.咬紧;捏得紧紧的

4.把…巩固;澄清

5.立(论);决定性

6.互相扭住

7.敲弯

8.钉牢

9.铆紧

10.钳住

1 . But she was not just snapped tottering out of night clubs or in a clinch with the latest boyfriend.
但她不仅只是被拍到因喝得大醉从夜总会中蹒跚着出来或是狂吻她最新的男朋友。

2 . He never missed an opportunity to clinch, and in effecting most of the clinches his shoulder drove stiffly into the other's ribs.
他从不放过和对手扭抱的机会，每逢扭在一处，他总是用肩膀去撞对手的肋骨。

3 . "We want to go on a great run now until the end of the season and try and clinch that fifth place, " Spearing told Liverpoolfc. tv.
“我们希望以好的成绩为本赛季强势收尾，试着去努力拼下第五名。”接收利村官网采访时，斯皮灵如此说道。

4 . Meanwhile, if you've not managed to stare at a stranger long enough to clinch a date by Valentine's Day, don't despair.
在此期间，假使你没能紧盯陌生人良久以得到一次情人节的幽会，也别灰心。

5 . At the end of the first round, the fighters were in a clinch and referee Richard Steel moved in t0 part them.
在第一回合快结束的时候，双方扭打在一起，裁判里查德。史蒂尔上前分开了他们。