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1
抓住, 紧握
to seize or grab suddenly and firmly
及物动词
- He clutched the steering wheel tightly as he navigated through the winding mountain road.
当他行驶在蜿蜒的山路上时，他紧紧地抓住了方向盘。
- Startled by the sudden noise, he clutched his chest in surprise.
被突然的噪音吓了一跳，他惊讶地抓住了自己的胸口。
- Trying to prevent the papers from scattering, she clutched them tightly in her hands.
为了防止纸张散落，她用手紧紧地抓住了它们。
- The child clutched the teddy bear tightly as they walked through the dark hallway.
当他们在黑暗的走廊里行走时，孩子紧紧地抓住了泰迪熊。
- The detective instinctively clutched the flashlight when they heard an unexpected sound.
侦探听到意外声音时本能地抓住了手电筒。
2
抓住, 紧握
to try to secure or retain a hold on an object
及物动词
- The hiker clutched at the rope, trying to steady himself as he descended the steep slope.
徒步旅行者紧抓着绳子，试图在陡峭的斜坡上下降时稳住自己。
- She clutched at the railing as the ship rocked back and forth on the turbulent waves.
当船在汹涌的波浪中前后摇晃时，她紧紧抓住了栏杆。
- The child clutched at the string of balloons, reluctant to let them drift away into the sky.
孩子紧抓着气球的绳子，不愿让它们飘向天空。
- The drowning swimmer clutched at the lifeguard's outstretched hand, desperate for rescue.
溺水的游泳者抓住了救生员伸出的手， desperate for rescue.
- In the crowded subway, commuters clutched at the handrails for support as the train lurched forward.
在拥挤的地铁里，通勤者在火车突然向前行驶时紧抓扶手以支撑自己。
3
抓住, 把握
to seize or grasp something intangible, such as an opportunity, a concept, or a moment
及物动词
- The ambitious student clutched the scholarship opportunity tightly.
雄心勃勃的学生紧紧抓住了奖学金的机会。
- The politician clutched the chance to address the crowd, seeing it as an opportunity to sway public opinion.
政治家抓住了向人群发表讲话的机会，将其视为影响公众舆论的机会。
- The artist clutched the inspiration for her next masterpiece, eager to translate her vision onto the canvas.
艺术家抓住了她下一部杰作的灵感，渴望将她的愿景转化为画布上的作品。
- The leader clutched the moment of crisis, using it as an opportunity to demonstrate strength and resolve.
领导者抓住了危机时刻，将其作为展示力量和决心的机会。
- The inventor clutched the breakthrough invention, realizing its potential to revolutionize industry.
发明家抓住了突破性的发明，意识到它有可能彻底改变行业。
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