clenched的意思|clenched的解释-里氏词典

clenched [klentʃd]

a. 紧握的

The money her mother gave was clenched tightly in the girl's hand.
那个女孩手里紧紧攥着妈妈给她的钱。
He clenched his teeth and refused to tell anything.
他咬紧牙关，什么也不肯说。

clenched

[ adj ]
closed or squeezed together tightly
<adj.all>
a clenched fisthis clenched (or clinched) teeth

Neurologically, Penaloza's development continues to be promising, although his right fist remains clenched and he has a slight limp.
There were no clenched fist salutes or political slogans.
"Dukakis had two gestures, one with one fist clenched, the other with both fists clenched and his arms tightly to his sides.
"Dukakis had two gestures, one with one fist clenched, the other with both fists clenched and his arms tightly to his sides.
People wept and beat their heads and chests with clenched fists in the Shiite Moslem expression of bereavement.
At 7:06 a.m., six minutes past schedule, the executioner turned on 2,000 volts of electricity and Bundy gently arched back in the chair and clenched his fists.
She does it again (and again) here - 'I first heard of Daisy Bates about 25 years ago when I was on the edge of my adult life: back straight, waist narrow, jaws always aching because I clenched my teeth in fear or perhaps in rage.
There also was the fellow who, evidently buoyed by the sheer sight of the 300ZX, cheered and raised a clenched fist in admiration.
Beeld, the largest-circulation daily for the Akrikaners who dominate the government, ran a banner headline, "Sisulu Speaks Out," above a large color photo of the seven ANC leaders raising clenched fists.
The two men won't say, but it's a safe bet they are usually armed with more than a two-way radio and two pairs of clenched fists.
And she mimed, with clenched fist and outstretched foot, the exact nature of the relationship.
Supporters in the courtroom raised clenched fists then joined the defendants in singing "God Bless Africa," anthem of the anti-apartheid movement.
Lakas, the son of Demetrio B. Lakas, president of Panama from 1972-78, clenched his fists and looked toward the ceiling, tears rolling down his cheeks as the verdict was read.
As he was led from the courtroom, Camacho raised a clenched fist an denounced the proceedings in Spanish.
The living room of Nelson Mandela's daughter erupted in yells, tears and fists clenched in salute Sunday morning when South Africa's most famous prisoner walked free.
Yet, her strong hands are clenched together, as if trying to grapple with some unseen force.
Gadhafi, waving clenched fists, plunged into a crowd of young people who were screaming his name.
At the funeral, ANC honor guards in khaki uniforms stood around the coffins giving clenched fist salutes.
One shot into the net produced a particular grimace from the president and an expletive between clenched teeth. "Sorry," he said quickly.
Many people in the audience, including victims' survivors, wiped tears from their eyes or clenched their fists as Richwalsky read the indictment.
Inside are 110 pages of small type and pen-and-ink sketches of men with cigarettes clenched in their teeth and women with tears streaming down their faces and dresses sliding off their shoulders.
Another Holocaust was imminent, he declared, and made his symbol a clenched fist under the slogan "Never again." Although a relatively small number of Israelis supported Kahane in elections, in private conversations many would agree with his views.
He responded a beaming smile and a raised clenched fist.
"I never thought it would get this big," Ms. Kyle, 35, said through clenched teeth moments before her wedding.
Mondello, his hands clenched on the table in front of him, stared at the ceiling crying as jury forewoman Mimi Snowden announced "not guilty" verdicts for charges of murder and manslaughter.

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