clinch
US /klɪntʃ/
UK /klɪntʃ/
动词
1.
达成, 锁定, 确认
confirm or settle (a contract or bargain)
示例:
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The company hopes to clinch a deal with the new client.
公司希望与新客户达成协议。
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He managed to clinch the victory in the final round.
他在最后一轮成功锁定了胜利。
2.
扭打, 抱住
(of two people) grapple at close quarters, especially in boxing or wrestling
示例:
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The two boxers began to clinch in the corner of the ring.
两名拳击手开始在拳击台角落扭打。
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He tried to clinch his opponent to avoid further punches.
他试图抱住对手以避免进一步的拳击。
名词
扭打, 抱缠
a struggle or grapple at close quarters
示例:
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The fight ended in a messy clinch.
这场战斗以一场混乱的扭打告终。
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He broke free from the opponent's clinch.
他挣脱了对手的抱缠。
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