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I [klæmp]2) fig.3) aut. (anche wheelclamp) ganascia f., ceppo m. (bloccaruote)II [klæmp]•* * *[klæmp] 1. noun(a piece of wood, iron etc used to fasten things together or to strengthen them.) grappa, morsa2. verb(to bind together with a clamp: They clamped the iron rods together.) chiudere* * *[klæmp]1. nmorsetto, morsa2. vt(hold in a vice) stringere con un morsetto, (immobilize: car) applicare i ceppi bloccaruote a•* * *clamp (1) /klæmp/n.1 grappa ( di ferro); (mecc.) morsa, morsetto ( a vite); pinza; ganascia: a skate with clamps, un pattino a ganasce2 (elettr.) morsetto; serrafilo4 (autom.) ceppo bloccaruote5 (elettron.) circuito livellatore● (tecn.) clamp jaw, tenaglia □ (mecc.) clamp screw, vite di contatto □ adjustable clamp, morsetto a mano.clamp (2) /klæmp/► clump.clamp (3) /klæmp/n.(to) clamp (1) /klæmp/A v. t.2 stringere; serrare: to clamp one's teeth, stringere i denti; He had a cigar clamped in his mouth, stringeva in bocca un sigaro; to clamp one's mouth shut, chiudere la bocca di scatto; zittirsi4 (fig.) imporre ( una misura, ecc.) con la forza: to clamp a curfew on the population, imporre il coprifuoco alla popolazioneB v. i.stringersi; serrarsi: His hands clamped around the girl's throat, le sue mani si sono serrate intorno alla gola della ragazza; A hand clamped on to his shoulder, una mano gli strinse la spalla.(to) clamp (2) /klæmp/► to clump.(to) clamp (3) /klæmp/v. t.accumulare; ammassare; ammucchiare.* * *I [klæmp]2) fig.3) aut. (anche wheelclamp) ganascia f., ceppo m. (bloccaruote)II [klæmp]•
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