clasp
clasp
klæsp
klāsp
British pronunciation
/klˈɑːsp/

Definición y significado de "clasp"en inglés

to clasp
01

agarrar, sujetar

to grip or hold tightly with one's hand
Transitive: to clasp sth
to clasp definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
The child clasped the teddy bear tightly, finding comfort in its soft embrace.
El niño agarró el osito de peluche con fuerza, encontrando consuelo en su suave abrazo.
As they walked through the dark forest, they clasped each other's hands for reassurance.
Mientras caminaban por el bosque oscuro, se agarraron de las manos para tranquilizarse.
02

agarrar, abrazar

to hold someone securely and firmly
Transitive: to clasp sb
example
Ejemplos
As they said their goodbyes at the airport, the couple clasped each other tightly
Mientras se decían adiós en el aeropuerto, la pareja se abrazó fuertemente.
The firefighter clasped the rescued child tightly in their arms.
El bombero abrazó fuertemente al niño rescatado en sus brazos.
03

abrochar, sujetar con un broche

to fasten something, such as clothing or accessories, using a small brooch or pin
Transitive: to clasp clothing or accessories
example
Ejemplos
She clasped her silk scarf with a beautiful vintage brooch.
Ella prendió su pañuelo de seda con un hermoso broche vintage.
The cape was clasped at the neckline with a gold brooch.
La capa estaba sujeta en el escote con un broche de oro.
01

cierre, broche

a device, such as a buckle, hook, or clip, used to fasten or hold two objects together
clasp definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
She secured the necklace with a small gold clasp.
The bracelet 's clasp was too tight to open easily.
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