clutch

US /klʌtʃ/
UK /klʌtʃ/
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抓握, 紧握

a tight grasp or an act of grasping something

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He lost his clutch on the steering wheel.
他失去了对方向盘的抓握。
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The baby made a tight clutch on her finger.
婴儿紧紧地抓住了她的手指。
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离合器

a mechanism for connecting and disconnecting a vehicle engine from its transmission system

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Press the clutch pedal before shifting gears.
换档前踩下离合器踏板。
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My car needs a new clutch.
我的车需要一个新的离合器。
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手拿包, 晚宴包

a small handbag without a strap or handle

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She carried a stylish black clutch to the party.
她带着一个时尚的黑色手拿包去参加派对。
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I prefer a shoulder bag over a clutch for everyday use.
日常使用我更喜欢单肩包而不是手拿包。
1.

紧握, 抓住

to grasp or seize (something) tightly or eagerly

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She clutched the railing as she walked down the stairs.
她下楼时紧抓着扶手。
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He clutched the money in his hand.
他紧握着手中的钱。
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关键的, 决定性的

denoting or occurring at a crucial time or in a difficult situation

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He made a clutch shot to win the game.
他投出了一个关键球赢得了比赛。
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She's a clutch player who performs well under pressure.
她是一个在压力下表现出色的关键球员。
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