| 词汇 | clinch |
| 释义 | clinch (noun) clinch 2 ENTRIES FOUND: clinch (verb) clinch (noun) 1 clinch /ˈklɪntʃ/ verb clinches; clinched; clinching 1 clinch /ˈklɪntʃ/ verb clinches; clinched; clinching Learner's definition of CLINCH 1 [+ object] a : to make (something) certain or final（使）确定；敲定 His home run clinched the victory.他的本垒打敲定了最终的胜局。 The new evidence clinches the case.新的证据使这个案子得以结案。 Her work on the project should clinch her a promotion.她在这个项目中的表现应该能够确保她得到升迁。 The photos of the city have clinched it for me. I have to visit Prague.布拉格的照片让我拿定了主意：我一定要去这座城市游览。 b : to make certain the winning of (something)确保赢得 If they win tonight's game they'll clinch the pennant.如果能赢得今晚的比赛，他们将稳获冠军锦旗。 2 [no object] : to hold each other closely during a fight扭打 The boxers clinched.两个拳击手扭打在一起。 2 clinch /ˈklɪntʃ/ noun plural clinches 2 clinch /ˈklɪntʃ/ noun plural clinches Learner's definition of CLINCH [count] : a position in which two people (such as two boxers) are holding each other very closely拥抱；扭抱 The referee told the boxers to break their clinch.裁判下令两个扭抱在一起的拳击手分开。 The movie ended with the hero and heroine locked in a passionate clinch. [=(more commonly) embrace]电影结尾男女主人公紧紧拥抱在了一起。 |
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