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clinchUK:*/ˈklɪntʃ/US:/klɪntʃ/ ,(klinch)UK-RP:UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Australian:Jamaican: 主要翻译 clinch n informal (passionate embrace)热烈拥抱I found them in a clinch behind the stadium. clinch n (boxers: grappling)扭抱The boxer had his opponent in a clinch to avoid punches. clinch vi informal (embrace passionately)热烈拥抱The pair were clinching in the backseat of a car. clinch vi (boxers: grapple)扭抱The clinch went on too long and the referee intervened. clinch [sth] vtr figurative (secure, settle conclusively)达成；成交We're hoping to clinch the deal this afternoon.我们希望今天下午就达成协议。 |