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1 clench
transitive verb1) (close tightly) zusammenpressenclench one's fist or fingers — die Faust ballen
with [one's] clenched fist — mit geballter Faust
2) (grasp firmly) umklammern* * *[klen ](to close tightly together: He clenched his teeth/fist.) zusammenpressen,...ballen* * *[klen(t)ʃ]vtto \clench one's fist die Faust ballento \clench one's teeth die Zähne fest zusammenbeißento \clench sth between [or in] one's teeth etw zwischen die Zähne klemmen* * *[klentS]vtto clench sth in one's hands — etw mit den Händen umklammern
2)See:→ academic.ru/13448/clinch">clinch* * *clench [klentʃ]A v/t1. (fest) zusammenpressen:clench one’s fist die Faust ballen;clench one’s teeth die Zähne zusammenbeißen2. fest packen oder anfassen:clench sth in one’s hand etwas fest in der Hand halten4. fig die Nerven, den Geist etc anspannen:with clenched attention mit gespannter AufmerksamkeitB v/i1. sich fest zusammenpressenC s Festhalten n, fester Griff, Zusammenpressen n* * *transitive verb1) (close tightly) zusammenpressenclench one's fist or fingers — die Faust ballen
with [one's] clenched fist — mit geballter Faust
2) (grasp firmly) umklammern -
2 clench
[klen(t)ʃ] vtto \clench sth etw [fest] umklammern;( grasp) etw [fest] packen;to \clench one's fist die Faust ballen;to \clench one's teeth die Zähne fest zusammenbeißen; -
3 fist
nounFaust, die* * *[fist]* * *[fɪst]n Faust fto clench one's \fists die Fäuste ballento go for sb with one's \fist auf jdn mit geballter Faust losgehento shake one's \fist at sb jdm mit der Faust drohen* * *[fɪst]nFaust fto put one's fists up — die Fäuste hochnehmen, in( Box)kampfstellung gehen
* * *fist [fıst]A s1. Faust f:fist fight Schlägerei f;2. huma) Pfote f (Hand)b) Klaue f (Handschrift)B v/t1. mit der Faust schlagen2. fist one’s hand die Hand zur Faust ballen, eine Faust machen3. packen* * *nounFaust, die* * *n.Faust ¨-e f. -
4 fist
[fɪst] nFaust f;to clench one's \fists die Fäuste ballen;to go for sb with one's \fist auf jdn mit geballter Faust losgehen;to shake one's \fist at sb jdm mit der Faust drohen -
5 unclench
un·clench[ʌnˈklen(t)ʃ]vtto \unclench one's fist/teeth seine Faust öffnen/seine [fest] zusammengebissenen Zähne lockern* * *A v/t1. die Faust öffnen2. seinen Griff lockern* * *v.öffnen v. -
6 unclench
un·clench [ʌnʼklen(t)ʃ] vtto \unclench one's fist/ teeth seine Faust öffnen/seine [fest] zusammengebissenen Zähne lockern
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