clutch
கிளட்ச்
definition
verb
he stood clutching a microphone
grasp or seize (something) tightly or eagerly.
noun
she made a clutch at his body
a tight grasp or an act of grasping something.
Put the accent on femininity with this classy suede-and-lace clutch .
a slim, flat handbag without handles or a strap.
adjective
they both are hard-nosed players who seem to thrive in clutch situations
(in sport) denoting or occurring in a critical situation in which the outcome of a game or competition is at stake.
translation of 'clutch'
உறுயான பிடிப்பு
verb
இறுகப்பிடி
example
Often the breeding pair reproduces again the same year, therefore producing a second 'clutch' .
Each intrusion was performed when the male was incubating the 'clutch' and his mate was absent.
I was coasting up to a roundabout, foot on the 'clutch' and with second gear already selected.
The 'clutch' hitting animated the crowd considerably, and there was a palpable sense of we're gonna-win-this-one relief in the air.
It is rather painful however to watch her 'clutch' at the chance for stardom with a diligence and a desperation that the film does not warrant.
The staff remain fiercely proud of their product, which has won a 'clutch' of awards.
The students have picked up a 'clutch' of medals at the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show.
He was a scrappy, aggressive competitor and dangerous in the 'clutch' .
Compared with the Scandinavian birds, North American hawk owls turn out to be a bit larger, to have fewer young per 'clutch' , and to be less specialized.
The first display showed the insides of a four-stroke engine, 'clutch' assembly, gearbox, propeller shaft and differential gear box.
I stepped on the 'clutch' hard and fast, thinking Merlin might drive right over me.
She squirmed within his grasp, trying to free herself from his 'clutch' , but it was no use.
A 'clutch' of business figures pondered which Scottish companies - outside the whisky firms - could be genuinely described as global.
A 'clutch' of girls bring her into the shop for bandages and comfort, and the normally slow, deliberative Michael finds himself supplying both.
I tossed my cell and some lip gloss into a black beaded 'clutch' and rushed out the door to get to his house on time.
I was surrounded by a 'clutch' of girls and young men - my sisters and brothers.
All males had a similar-sized nest, but egg 'clutch' size in the nests differed.
they lay fewer than ten eggs in a 'clutch'
At the end of the session the technicians inspected the car and found that the real problem was the 'clutch' and not the gearbox.
His unforgettable lead performance has already earned him a 'clutch' of awards, including a Best Actor Oscar nomination.
I had a go on his bike and controlling the two brakes and 'clutch' at the same time is quite a feat.
Positioned between the engine and gearbox and using a dual 'clutch' system, this works as both current generator and flywheel.
He's been backsliding ever since, but still, the captain is 'clutch' enough that we still look forward to him batting in key situations.
We were just attempting to start the car when the 'clutch' jumped.
In December he makes a welcome return to the venue with a 'clutch' of songs guaranteed to put smiles on faces.
On her feet were strappy black stilettos, and she was holding onto a matching silver 'clutch' , with a black square clasp.
Central to the system is a multiplate 'clutch' which controls the power delivery to the front wheels.
While tens of thousands race mountain bikes each year, it is truly a preciously small 'clutch' of people who ensure these events ever come into being at all.
Put the accent on femininity with this classy suede-and-lace 'clutch' .
When she returned, she carried a tiny satin 'clutch' and was smiling brightly.
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