clutch russian
хвата́ться
to grab (at), to snatch, to clutch, to hold on (to)
to take up (eagerly), to throw oneself into, to rush into
to suddenly notice the absence (of), to suddenly remember
вцепи́ться
to seize, to catch hold, to clutch, to cling
сцепле́ние
clutch
coupling, linking together, hitching
cohesion, adhesion
схвати́ться
to grab at, to grasp, to clutch at, to hold on to
to come to grips with, to grapple with, to clash with
to set about eagerly, to throw oneself into, to start hastily
to jump up, to spring up
to suddenly remember, to come to one's senses, to notice the absence of
to set, to harden
зажа́ть
to clutch, to grip tightly, to squeeze
to cover (with a hand), to stop up, to hold shut
to clamp, to fix (in a vice)
to suppress, to stifle, to keep down
зажи́м
clamp, clip, clamp fastener
suppression, clampdown, stifling
grip, clutch, clinch
зажима́ть
to squeeze, to clutch, to grip tightly
to hold shut, to cover (with the hand), to pinch (one's nose)
to clamp, to fix in place, to chuck (in a vice)
to suppress, to stifle, to clamp down on
кла́дка
laying, clutch (of eggs)
вцепля́ться
to seize, to catch hold, to clutch, to cling
му́фта
coupling, clutch, shaft coupling
sleeve, socket, pipe coupling, nipple (pipe fitting)
muff (hand warmer)
схва́тываться
to grab hold (of), to seize, to clutch (at), to catch hold (of)
to grapple, to come to blows, to scuffle, to clash
to set, to harden, to cure, to bind
to jump up, to spring up, to start up
to suddenly realize, to suddenly remember, to catch oneself
сцепно́й
coupling, clutch
ла́па
paw, pad
foot, leg, hand (jocular)
clutches, claws
bough (of a conifer), branch (of a fir)
сце́пленный
linked, coupled, engaged, clutched
вцепи́вшийся
clinging, clutched, grabbed tightly
хвата́ющийся
grasping, clutching, clinging, snatching
поджима́емый
pressed, squeezed, clutched, tightened
ухвати́вшийся
clinging, clutching, having grasped
хвата́вшийся
grasping, clinging, grabbing, clutching
зажа́вший
having squeezed, having clamped, having clutched, having pinched
хвати́вшийся
who grabbed, who clutched, who seized, having realized
вцепля́ющийся
clinging, gripping, grasping, clutching
вцепля́вшийся
clinging, gripping, clutching, latching on
Examples
Утопающий хвата́ется за соло́минку.
A drowning man will clutch at a straw.
Я должен в одино́чку, опираясь лишь на мисти́ческую ма́гию мои́х прао́тцев, героически сокруши́ть его войска и вы́рвать красавицу-принцессу из его тисков, прежде чем отпра́вить его наконец к...
Am I supposed to, single-handedly, strengthened only by the mythical magic of my forebears, in heroic fashion smash his armies and save the beautiful princess from his clutches to finally deliver him to...
Он ухва́тится за любу́ю соло́минку.
He'll clutch at any straw.
Он уце́пится за любу́ю соло́минку.
He'll clutch at any straw.
I broke the clutch.
Take your foot off the clutch.
Предводи́тель толпы называ́л себя Сусаниным II и обеща́л вы́вести наро́д в све́тлое бу́дущее. Однако, как только его после́дователи оказа́лись в объя́тиях непрола́зной топи, он немедленно включи́л пропе́ллер на свое́й спине́ и улете́л прочь. Только тогда лю́ди узна́ли Карлсона, кото́рый, как известно, живёт на кры́ше.
The leader of the crowd called himself Susanin II and promised to lead the people into a bright future. However, as soon as his followers found themselves in the clutches of an impassable swamp, he immediately switched on the propeller on his back and flew away. Only then did the people recognize Karlsson, who, as is well known, lives on the roof.
Утопающие цепля́ются за соло́минку.
Drowning people clutch at straws.
Ребёнок, прижимающий игрушку, тихо уснул.
The child clutching the toy fell quietly asleep.



















