clasping

英 [ˈklɑːspɪŋ]

美 [ˈklæspɪŋ]

v.  握紧; 攥紧; 抓紧; 抱紧; 紧紧拥抱; 扣紧; 扣住; 扣牢
clasp的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 紧紧抓住;攥紧；抱紧
  If youclaspsomeone or something, you hold them tightly in your hands or arms.
  1. She clasped the children to her...
     她把孩子们紧紧地搂进怀里。
  2. He paced the corridor, hands clasped behind his back.
     他双手紧扣，背在身后，在走廊里踱来踱去。
  3. Claspis also a noun.
     
  4. With one last clasp of his hand, she left him and went to her usual chair.
     她最后一次紧握了一下他的手，然后离开他，回到了自己通常坐的椅子上。
• N-COUNT 扣环;搭扣
  Aclaspis a small device that fastens something.
  1. ...the clasp of her handbag.
     她手提包的搭扣

双语例句

• The thief was clasping a knife in his left hand.
  盗贼左手握着一把刀。
• He sat in a high armchair, his long bony fingers clasping the arms.
  他坐在一把高高的扶手椅中，长而瘦的手指紧紧抓着扶手。
• The woman was so angry that she was clasping her trembling. He shivered as with an ague.
  大嫂气得抱着孩子发抖。他一身发抖就像患虐疾。
• Replied albert, clasping in his convulsed grasp the glove, which Monte Cristo did not lose sight of.
  阿尔贝一面回答，一面把他的手套在他那痉挛的手掌里捏成一团，基督山完全看见这了这一切。
• Clasping my arms like a climbing plant the leaves garnered your voice, that was slow and at peace.
  让我的双臂如攀爬的植物般紧握，树叶收敛你的声音，缓慢而平静。
• The thief was clasping a knife in his hand.
  窃贼手中紧握着一把刀。
• Once they're on the table, my request is that they remain unclasped, as clasping your hands in front of you creates a barrier between you and those to whom you are speaking.
  一旦把手放在桌子上，我的要求是手不要握在一起，因为紧握双手会在你和谈话方之间形成障碍。
• 'It was my Mama!'exclaimed the child, springing up, and clasping her round the neck.
  “这是我的妈妈！”女孩子跳起来，紧紧地搂着她的脖子，高声喊道。
• Clasping to the masts, he endured a sea that almost split the deck.
  他抓紧桅杆，顶着一阵差点儿把甲板冲成两半的海浪。
• Now I have no idea what she had done. All I can say is that she was weeping bitterly and clasping to her a child only a few months old from which she was about to be separated by her arrest.
  我不知道这个姑娘犯了什么罪，只见她痛哭流涕地抱着一个才几个月大的孩子亲吻，因为她被捕后，母子就要骨肉分离。