Clutched Meaning in English
word · lemma: clutch
ˈkɫətʃt
KLUHCHT
klˈʌtʃt
KLUTCHT
释义
Held something tightly with your hand, usually because you are scared, worried, or don't want to let go.
用法与细微差别
'Clutched' is the past tense of 'clutch', used for a sudden, strong grip, often in emotional or tense situations. Commonly seen as 'clutched at' (try to grab) or 'clutched his/her bag'. Not used for gentle or casual holding.
Spanish: aferró - agarróPortuguese (BR): agarrou - apertouPortuguese (PT): agarrou - segurou fortementeChinese (Simplified): 紧抓住 - 紧握Chinese (Traditional): 緊抓住 - 緊握Hindi: कस कर पकड़ाArabic: أمسك بشدةBengali: আকড়ে ধরেছিলRussian: схватил - вцепилсяJapanese: しっかり握った - しがみついたVietnamese: nắm chặt - bám chặtKorean: 꽉 움켜잡았다 - 꼭 붙잡았다Turkish: sıkıca tuttu - kavradıUrdu: مضبوطی سے پکڑاIndonesian: mencengkeram - menggenggam erat
例句
She clutched her mother's hand tightly.
basic
The scared child clutched his teddy bear.
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He clutched the suitcase as he boarded the train.
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She clutched at the door handle when the car suddenly stopped.
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As soon as he heard the noise, he clutched his phone.
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She clutched her chest in surprise when she won the prize.
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