查词 - clinch

clinch

klɪntʃ verb

1 to finally agree on something or get something after trying very hard 最终获（赢）得 T

a young salesman eager to clinch the deal

一名急于想做成这笔生意的年轻推销员

clinch a match/championship/victory etc

A last-minute touchdown clinched the game.

最后一分钟的触地得分锁定了胜局。

2

clinch it

if an event, situation, process etc clinches it, it makes someone finally decide to do something that they were already thinking of doing [非正式] 使〔某人〕最终下决心 informal

We’d talked about moving, and the burglary clinched it for us.

我们谈过搬家的事，入室盗窃案促使我们最终下了决心。

3 if two people clinch, they hold each other’s arms tightly, especially when fighting 扭打成一团 I

noun

4 a situation in which two people hold each other’s arms tightly, especially when they are fighting 〔尤指两人打架时的〕扭抱

5 a situation in which two people who love each other hold each other tightly 〔相爱的人之间的〕拥抱 ;