clutch
క్లచ్
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'
పంజా విసురు,
గట్టి పట్టు
example
We were just attempting to start the car when the 'clutch' jumped.
His play in the 'clutch' moments of the final three games was nowhere near good enough.
More than one 'clutch' per season is often produced.
The proceeds amounted to 115 which bought a 'clutch' of chicks, a goat and a Family Survival Kit.
A 'clutch' of girls bring her into the shop for bandages and comfort, and the normally slow, deliberative Michael finds himself supplying both.
Clutches of eggs from individual females were collected, and each 'clutch' was split in half.
It would therefore take a single female 40-50 days to lay the maximum 'clutch' that could be incubated.
the number of chicks in a 'clutch' varies according to the availability of food and the danger of predators
'clutch' performances
Put the accent on femininity with this classy suede-and-lace 'clutch' .
She popped the clasp on her 'clutch' and plucked out her mobile phone.
Ian shifted the gear lever into reverse, his left foot trembling, ready to release the 'clutch' at the first opportunity.
He gained a reputation during his time in the majors as a good 'clutch' hitter.
The club's best 'clutch' hitter, eventually became the club's everyday first baseman and cleanup hitter.
This story appeared as one of a rotating 'clutch' of stories under the the exciting group heading ‘Other News’.
He savagely gunned the engine and popped the 'clutch' .
If you like jazz, head for the 'clutch' of famous late-night bars - you can blow your mind away until dawn.
There's not much space around the pedals which means if you have large feet like me, 'clutch' and brake operation can be awkward.
You can have a 'clutch' of chicks, a clutter of cats, and a sleuth of bears, if anyone was wondering.
The first display showed the insides of a four-stroke engine, 'clutch' assembly, gearbox, propeller shaft and differential gear box.
All the hydraulic fuel began to drain out and it was not long until the 'clutch' ceased to function properly.
When the driver makes the gearshift, the first 'clutch' is released and the second engages, so that the gear shift takes place in a fraction of a second.
He slipped his arm though hers and they left, the feathers on her tiny black 'clutch' ruffling as they walked.
And of course with the dress, she had to get a pair of black strappy heels and a cute black 'clutch' .
The dual-plate mechanical 'clutch' has a pneumatic booster and three-range five-speed gearbox.
It takes three to four days for all of the eggs in the 'clutch' to hatch.
Despite having won a 'clutch' of literary prizes and being regarded as an elder statesman of letters, he eschews the label of ‘celebrity’.
Specifically they didn't hit in the 'clutch' , they didn't play good defense, and they didn't run the bases very well.
Petrol and diesel versions are offered and there is the option of a very slick electronic 'clutch' which gives stress-free gear changing in traffic.
The Scottish team will also feature a 'clutch' of graduates from the Commonwealth Youth Games, which were hosted in Edinburgh two years ago.
Credits: Google Translate
