柯林斯英汉双解大词典
clasp /klɑːsp/ CET6 TEM4 ( clasping, clasped, clasps )
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V-T If you clasp someone or something, you hold them tightly in your hands or arms. 握紧; 抱紧
例：She clasped the children to her.
她紧紧地搂住孩子们。
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2.
N-COUNT A clasp is a small device that fastens something. (拴牢某物的) 扣子; 勾子
例：...the clasp of her handbag.
…她的手包扣。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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I stood there, clasping the door handle.
我站在那里，紧攥着门把手。
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While standing, raise your arms above your head, clasping your fingers together.
站立的时候，双手举过头顶，手指交叉紧握。
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Le Ros did not stand back. He stood clasping in both hands the hands of the young American.
可勒·罗斯并没有动，依旧站在那儿握着那美国女郎的双手。
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It suggests that ecstasy is like wine, ; and wine is like an eagle clasping you; it's prey in its claws.
这里暗示着令人着迷的狂喜如同美酒一般，而酒又像是紧紧抓着你的鹰;,用它的利爪疯狂地掠夺着你所有的。
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in which we suddenly find ourselves, without meaning to and without being simply victims of any sort of cultural tyranny, standing in front of something, clasping our hands, tilting our head and feeling somehow or another different from the way we feel when we typically look at things.
我们会突然发现，自己毫无理由地,不受任何外在因素控制地，站在一样东西面前，拼命地鼓掌，歪着头品味，感觉到此时此刻的感受,与平时不同。
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