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Significats de clincher en anglès

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factor determinant

An argument that is conclusive.

factor determinant

A point or fact or remark that settles something conclusively.

Ús de clincher en anglès
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Consider this, the clincher: Radiohead took to the stage two hours late.
The Guardian
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The last remark was intended as a clincher to settle the affair.
True Blue
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Plus, and here's the clincher, they've proven not completely trustworthy with sheep.
Keeper: one house, three generations, and a journey into alzheim...
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The clincher, though, was that Terrence was also right about the political situation.
Mob rules
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The Yankees came home for Game 6 and the possible clincher.
The Yankee Years
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This is really the clincher that the museum really bought into.
Wired
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Of prime importance in this single sales letter is the close, the clincher.
Business Correspondence, Vol. 1: How to Write a Business Letter
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I'm sure he was convincing, but the Caller ID thing was the clincher.
Finders Keepers
9
When I couldn't remember exact dates on the car, that was the clincher.
Junky
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And, as a clincher, no sound came through the still night.
The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects
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The real clincher is the kiddie porn downloaded to his computer hard drive.
Haunted: a novel of stories
12
And the clincher was that he couldn't argue with Roger's logic.
House of Steel
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Death becomes not a triumphant argument-analoof clincher for pessimism, but a robber.
A Thousand and One Afternoons in Chicago
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The second, and clincher, finally came with 13 minutes left.
Independent.ie
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Being blond apparently was the clincher, Katya said with a wave of her hand.
Spells
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Holtby has been strong since then, and he made 35 saves in the clincher.
Reuters
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