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clench v.紧握；紧咬；牢牢地抓住；确定n.牢牢抓住；钉紧 (1) 你绕圈走着，脚踢地面，紧握拳头，在空中挥舞着手臂。 People often clench parts of their own bodies, but they can also clench other things. Your grandmother might tend to clench you in her arms when you visit her, and a toddler might clench his stuffed animal to his chest when he falls asleep at night. The Old English root of clench is beclencan, which means "to hold fast or make cling," and it has the same origins as the word cling.

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英 [klentʃ] 美 [klentʃ] (1) You walk in circles, kick the ground, clench your fists and throw your arms in the air. When you clench something, you grip, press, or squeeze it. You might clench your fists when you're angry or clench your teeth when you're worried, for example. 1[V-ERG 及物/不及物动词]攥紧(拳头)；(拳头)紧握 When you clench your fist or your fist clenches, you curl your fingers up tightly, usually because you are very angry.   [V n]  [V]  [V-ed]Alex clenched her fists and gritted her teeth...亚历克丝攥紧拳头，牙咬得咯咯响。She pulled at his sleeve and he turned on her, fists clenching again before he saw who it was.她拉了拉他的袖子，他双拳再次握紧，气冲冲地转过身来，这才发现是她。...angry protestors with clenched fists.双拳紧握的愤怒的抗议者们2[VERB 动词](通常指生气、不安时)咬紧(牙齿)，咬牙切齿 When you clench your teeth or they clench, you squeeze your teeth together firmly, usually because you are angry or upset.   [V n]  [V-ed]  [Also V]Patsy had to clench her jaw to suppress her anger...帕奇只得咬紧牙关压住怒气。Slowly, he released his breath through clenched teeth.他从紧咬的牙缝间慢慢地舒了口气。3[VERB 动词]抓紧；握紧；咬紧 If you clench something in your hand or in your teeth, you hold it tightly with your hand or your teeth.   [V n]I clenched the arms of my chair.我死死抓住椅子扶手。

英语单词	clench
英美音标	英 [klentʃ] 美 [klentʃ]
中文释义	v.紧握；紧咬；牢牢地抓住；确定 n.牢牢抓住；钉紧
英语例句	(1) You walk in circles, kick the ground, clench your fists and throw your arms in the air.
中文例句	(1) 你绕圈走着，脚踢地面，紧握拳头，在空中挥舞着手臂。
vocabulary简明	When you clench something, you grip, press, or squeeze it. You might clench your fists when you're angry or clench your teeth when you're worried, for example.
vocabulary扩展	People often clench parts of their own bodies, but they can also clench other things. Your grandmother might tend to clench you in her arms when you visit her, and a toddler might clench his stuffed animal to his chest when he falls asleep at night. The Old English root of clench is beclencan, which means "to hold fast or make cling," and it has the same origins as the word cling.
柯林斯解释	1 [V-ERG 及物/不及物动词]攥紧(拳头)；(拳头)紧握 When you clench your fist or your fist clenches, you curl your fingers up tightly, usually because you are very angry. [V n] [V] [V-ed] Alex clenched her fists and gritted her teeth... 亚历克丝攥紧拳头，牙咬得咯咯响。 She pulled at his sleeve and he turned on her, fists clenching again before he saw who it was. 她拉了拉他的袖子，他双拳再次握紧，气冲冲地转过身来，这才发现是她。 ...angry protestors with clenched fists. 双拳紧握的愤怒的抗议者们 2 [VERB 动词](通常指生气、不安时)咬紧(牙齿)，咬牙切齿 When you clench your teeth or they clench, you squeeze your teeth together firmly, usually because you are angry or upset. [V n] [V-ed] [Also V] Patsy had to clench her jaw to suppress her anger... 帕奇只得咬紧牙关压住怒气。 Slowly, he released his breath through clenched teeth. 他从紧咬的牙缝间慢慢地舒了口气。 3 [VERB 动词]抓紧；握紧；咬紧 If you clench something in your hand or in your teeth, you hold it tightly with your hand or your teeth. [V n] I clenched the arms of my chair. 我死死抓住椅子扶手。

Clench Fists Ed Arms Teeth [V N Squeeze