clutch · verb
Sens et exemples
Tenir quelqu'un ou quelque chose très fort, souvent par peur ou inquiétude.
She clutched the letter while waiting for the doctor to call her name.
The child clutched his mother's hand as they crossed the crowded road.
He was clutching the bag to his chest after the frightening incident.
Formes
- clutch base form
- clutches third-person singular present
- clutched past tense and past participle
- clutching present participle