clasped

/klasp, klahsp/US // klæsp, klɑsp //UK // (klɑːsp) //

紧握的,紧握在一起的,紧握着的,紧握在一起

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a device, usually of metal, for fastening together two or more things or parts of the same thing: a clasp for paper money; a clasp on a necklace.
- : a firm grasp or grip: a clasp of hands.
- : a tight embrace: She held the child in a loving clasp.
- : a small bar or metal design, as a star, for affixing to the ribbon of a military decoration to indicate that the bearer has been awarded the decoration an additional time.

v.有主动词 verb

verbgrab tightly

Synonyms

You fumble with the clasp on your own comm cuff, slide the cuff loose and set it on the table.
For example, someone shopping for a luxury handbag can zoom in on the clasps, zipper, material and more.
They are really lightweight and easy to slip on so no more fumbling with a tricky watch clasp.
But the wanderer arrives out from the depths of time—he lives with his arms clasped tightly around hunger.
Kate often stands with her hands clasped before her, but to do so while walking up steps is pretty weird, right?
Hernandez clasped his hands behind his back, the fingers slender, almost delicate, needing a weapon to have conveyed any menace.
Hands clasped as if she were applauding Romney, or hugging him, she said it was “beautiful.”
As I left him, I clasped his hand and said "jaarama"—thank you, in Fulani.
The old man stood, with eyes downcast and hands clasped before him, a picture of humility.
The boy, a trifle sullen since the last words, stood on the hearth with his back to the fire, his hands clasped behind him.
The dirty old black hand clasped the tender little white one, which nestled into it gratefully.
With one hand he clasped her arm; with the other, in a superb gesture, he indicated the sunlit world outside.

/klasp, klahsp/US // klæsp, klɑsp //UK // (klɑːsp) //

紧握的,紧握在一起的,紧握着的,紧握在一起

n.名词 noun

1
- : a device, usually of metal, for fastening together two or more things or parts of the same thing: a clasp for paper money; a clasp on a necklace.
- : a firm grasp or grip: a clasp of hands.
- : a tight embrace: She held the child in a loving clasp.
- : a small bar or metal design, as a star, for affixing to the ribbon of a military decoration to indicate that the bearer has been awarded the decoration an additional time.

v.有主动词 verb

verbgrab tightly

Synonyms

You fumble with the clasp on your own comm cuff, slide the cuff loose and set it on the table.
For example, someone shopping for a luxury handbag can zoom in on the clasps, zipper, material and more.
They are really lightweight and easy to slip on so no more fumbling with a tricky watch clasp.
But the wanderer arrives out from the depths of time—he lives with his arms clasped tightly around hunger.
Kate often stands with her hands clasped before her, but to do so while walking up steps is pretty weird, right?
Hernandez clasped his hands behind his back, the fingers slender, almost delicate, needing a weapon to have conveyed any menace.
Hands clasped as if she were applauding Romney, or hugging him, she said it was “beautiful.”
As I left him, I clasped his hand and said "jaarama"—thank you, in Fulani.
The old man stood, with eyes downcast and hands clasped before him, a picture of humility.
The boy, a trifle sullen since the last words, stood on the hearth with his back to the fire, his hands clasped behind him.
The dirty old black hand clasped the tender little white one, which nestled into it gratefully.
With one hand he clasped her arm; with the other, in a superb gesture, he indicated the sunlit world outside.