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clutch [klʌtʃ](a) (hold tightly) serrer fortement, étreindre∎ to clutch hold of sth s'agripper ou se cramponner à qch∎ to clutch at sth se cramponner à qch, s'agripper à qch; figurative se cramponner à qch, se raccrocher à qch3 noun∎ to let in the clutch embrayer;∎ to let out the clutch débrayer∎ to be in a clutch être dans le pétrinfigurative (control) influence f;∎ to have sb in one's clutches tenir qn en son pouvoir;∎ to fall into sb's clutches tomber dans les griffes de qn;∎ he escaped the clutches of the law il a échappé aux griffes de la justice►► clutch bag (handbag) pochette f (sac à main);Cars clutch cable câble m de commande d'embrayage;Cars clutch disc disque m d'embrayage;Cars clutch fluid fluide m d'embrayage;Cars clutch housing carter m d'embrayage;Cars clutch pedal pédale f d'embrayage ou de débrayage;Cars clutch plate disque m d'embrayage -
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clutch [klʌt∫]1. nounc. [of eggs] couvée fa. ( = cling) to clutch at se cramponner à* * *[klʌtʃ] 1.1) Automobile embrayage m2.clutches plural noun3.to fall into the clutches of — tomber sous les griffes or la patte (colloq) de
transitive verb tenir fermement [object, child]to clutch somebody/something to — serrer quelqu'un/quelque chose contre [chest]
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A n1 Aut ( mechanism) embrayage m ; ( pedal) (pédale f d')embrayage m ; to let in ou disengage the clutch débrayer ; to let out ou engage the clutch embrayer ; to release the clutch embrayer ;2 ( cluster) (of eggs, chicks) couvée f ; fig (of books, awards, companies) ensemble m ; ( of people) groupe m ;3 ( grab) to make a clutch at sth tenter d'attraper qch ;B clutches npl ( power) to be in sb's clutches être tombé sous les griffes de qn ; to fall into the clutches of tomber sous les griffes or la patte ○ de.C vtr1 ( hold tightly) tenir fermement [object, child] (in dans) ; to clutch sb/sth to serrer qn/qch contre [chest, body, oneself] ;■ clutch at:▶ clutch at [sth/sb] tenter d'attraper [branch, lifebelt, rail, person] ; fig s'accrocher à [hope] ; sauter sur [opportunity, excuse] ; she clutched at my arm elle m'a saisi le bras. ⇒ straw. -
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Ⅰclutch [klʌtʃ]1. n1) сжа́тие; захва́т;to make a clutch at smth. схвати́ть что-л.
2) pl ко́гти, ла́пы3) власть, тиски́;to get into the clutches of moneylenders попа́сть во власть ( или в ла́пы) ростовщико́в
4) тех. зажи́мное устро́йство; му́фта, сцепле́ние;to throw in (out) the clutch сцепи́ть (разобщи́ть) му́фту
2. v схвати́ть; зажа́ть; ухвати́ть(ся)◊to clutch at a straw хвата́ться за соло́минку
Ⅱclutch [klʌtʃ]1. n1) я́йца, на кото́рых сиди́т ку́рица2) вы́водок2. v выси́живать ( цыплят) -
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clutch I [klaç] n.,v. -n 1. kapje, shtërngim. 2. pl. kthetra; thonj. 3. pl. dorë, pushtet, kontroll; in the clutches of the police në duart e policisë. 4. tek. friksion; pedal i friksionit /-v. kap, mbërthej, shtërngoj; clutch at zgjatem; kapem pas; clutch at a straw kapem pas një fije kashteclutch II [klaç] n 1. vezët e klloçkës. 2. zogjtë e klloçkës. 3. grup, tog, tufë* * *kapje; pedale freksioni -
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clutch at [sth., sb.] tentare di afferrare [branch, rail, person]; fig. aggrapparsi a [ hope]; afferrare [ opportunity]; appigliarsi a [ excuse]* * *clutch at [sth., sb.] tentare di afferrare [branch, rail, person]; fig. aggrapparsi a [ hope]; afferrare [ opportunity]; appigliarsi a [ excuse] -
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English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > clutch
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CLUTCH, CLUTCH AT – см. catchDifficulties of the English language (lexical reference) English-Russian dictionary > clutch
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clutch 1. кладка яиц; 2. выводок; высиживать (цыплят) ; 3. гнездо с яйцами; 4. лапа с выпущенными когтямиin the clutch в когтяхEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > clutch
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- nмуфта сцепления; замковое соединение ( стальных шпунтовых профилей)
Англо-русский строительный словарь. — М.: Русский Язык. С.Н.Корчемкина, С.К.Кашкина, С.В.Курбатова. 1995.
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