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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

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