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Meanings of clutch in English
Machine element that controls the transmission of mechanical power between two shafts in a vehicle or another machine.
Related terms
Portuguese
enganchar Usage of clutch in English
1
Elsewhere, however, the commission can point to a clutch of other milestones.
2
There's different ways to stop up the clutch hub from actually moving.
3
A clutch of Indian financial institutions bought the shares, the source said.
4
The growing crisis in the Alliance remained a straw to clutch at.
5
It carried far and drew the attention of the clutch of Lords.
6
Power is sent to the rear wheels via an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission.
7
All hands clutch the stanchions or shrouds in anticipation of the shock.
8
The next morning he found his lodger in the clutch of fever.
9
Once you learn how to use the clutch, the rest is easy.
10
Geography has given Northern California a clutch of close but distinctive regions.
11
Fred nodded sharply, and the chauffeur stooped to throw in the clutch.
12
The bite of the clutch is given by the two opposite corners.
13
We're going to take a look at a recent clutch of non-quitters.
14
A clutch of stormtroopers was coming up the corridor, heading her way.
15
Clemson, which is the reigning national champion, came through in clutch situations.
16
Beauvais made a desperate attempt to clutch the blade in his hands.
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Clutch through the time
Clutch across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
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