clamped
word · lemma: clamp
Definition
Attached or held tightly with a clamp or something similar. Commonly used to describe objects fastened securely together.
Usage & Nuances
'Clamped' is usually a passive or descriptive word, often found in technical, repair, or workshop contexts. Common phrases include 'clamped shut' or 'clamped together'. Not used for people, except in abstract/metaphorical ways (e.g., 'his jaw was clamped shut').
Spanish: sujetar - sujetado (con una abrazadera)Portuguese (BR): preso - fixado (com grampo)Portuguese (PT): preso - fixado (com braçadeira)Chinese (Simplified): 夹住 - 固定（用夹具）Chinese (Traditional): 夾住 - 固定（用夾具）Hindi: कसा हुआ -夹 से पकड़ा हुआArabic: مُثَبَّت - مُشبك
Example Sentences
The metal pieces were clamped tightly together.
basic
She kept her mouth clamped shut.
basic
The book was clamped under his arm.
basic
The carpenter clamped the wood so the glue could dry.
natural
After the accident, his hand was still clamped around the steering wheel.
natural
My bike got clamped for illegal parking downtown.
natural