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Синонимический ряд:1. affixed (adj.) affixed; attached; clasped; fastened; fixed; locked; secured; tied; tight2. caught (verb) caught; fastened; fixed; moored; secured -
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1. a крепко сжатый, стиснутый2. a скреплённыйСинонимический ряд:gripped (verb) clasped; clutched; grabbed; grasped; gripped; hang on; seized -
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a прост. напряжённый, встревоженный, нервный; оцепеневшийСинонимический ряд:1. held (adj.) controlled; defended; grasped; gripped; guarded; held; occupied; retained; taken2. gripped (verb) caught; clasped; clenched; grabbed; grappled; grasped; gripped; hang on; nabbed; seized; snatched; took/taken -
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[klaːsp]1. nouna fastening made of two parts which link together (eg on a necklace).مَشْبَك2. verbto grasp, hold tightly:يَشُدُّ على، يَتَمَسَّك بِقُوَّهShe clasped the money in her hand.
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