clutch
clutch
kləʧ
klēch
British pronunciation
/klˈʌt‍ʃ/

Definición y significado de "clutch"en inglés

to clutch
01

agarrar, asir

to seize or grab suddenly and firmly
Transitive: to clutch sth
to clutch definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
He clutched the steering wheel tightly as he navigated through the winding mountain road.
Agarró con fuerza el volante mientras navegaba por la sinuosa carretera de montaña.
Startled by the sudden noise, he clutched his chest in surprise.
Sorprendido por el ruido repentino, agarró su pecho con sorpresa.
02

agarrar, aferrar

to try to secure or retain a hold on an object
Transitive: to clutch at sth
example
Ejemplos
The hiker clutched at the rope, trying to steady himself as he descended the steep slope.
El excursionista se aferró a la cuerda, tratando de estabilizarse mientras descendía por la pendiente empinada.
She clutched at the railing as the ship rocked back and forth on the turbulent waves.
Ella se aferró a la barandilla mientras el barco se balanceaba de un lado a otro en las olas turbulentas.
03

agarrar, aprovechar

to seize or grasp something intangible, such as an opportunity, a concept, or a moment
Transitive: to clutch an opportunity or concept
example
Ejemplos
The ambitious student clutched the scholarship opportunity tightly.
El estudiante ambicioso agarró con fuerza la oportunidad de beca.
The politician clutched the chance to address the crowd, seeing it as an opportunity to sway public opinion.
El político agarró la oportunidad de dirigirse a la multitud, viéndola como una oportunidad para influir en la opinión pública.
01

el embrague, el pedal del embrague

the handle or pedal that one uses to change gears in a car, truck, etc.
clutch definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
She pressed the clutch to shift into first gear.
Ella pisó el embrague para cambiar a primera marcha.
The clutch made a strange noise when he depressed it.
El embrague hizo un ruido extraño cuando lo pisó.
02

un clutch, una cartera de mano

a small hand-held bag without handles or straps, usually carried as a fashion accessory to complement an outfit
clutch definition and meaning
03

embrague, agarre

the act of grasping
04

situación crítica, momento decisivo

a tense critical situation
05

embrague, acoplamiento

a coupling that connects or disconnects driving and driven parts of a driving mechanism
06

un lote, un conjunto

a collection of things or persons to be handled together
07

una nidada, una cría

a number of birds hatched at the same time
clutch
01

excelente bajo presión, confiable en momentos críticos

performing exceptionally well under pressure or in critical situations
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example
Ejemplos
She's clutch in tough client meetings.
Ella es decisiva en las reuniones difíciles con los clientes.
I try to be clutch whenever a high-stakes decision arises.
Intento ser clave cada vez que surge una decisión de alto riesgo.
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