英语词汇clamp怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ clamp /ˈklæmp/ noun

plural clamps

¹ clamp

/ˈklæmp/

noun

plural clamps

Learner's definition of CLAMP

[count]

: a device that holds or presses parts tightly together夹具；夹钳

a hose clamp软管夹

— see picture at carpentry

British : denver boot

² clamp /ˈklæmp/ verb

clamps; clamped; clamping

² clamp

/ˈklæmp/

verb

clamps; clamped; clamping

Learner's definition of CLAMP

[+ object]

: to hold or press (things or parts of a thing) tightly together with a device : to fasten or tighten (something) with a clamp（用夹具）夹住，夹紧，固定

The surgeon clamped the vein.外科医生用钳夹夹住了静脉。
He clamped the two pieces of wood together.他用夹具把两块木头固定在了一起。

: to press or squeeze (something)压；挤

The bit was clamped firmly between the horse's teeth.嚼子被牢牢地塞在马的上下牙齿间。
He clamped his mouth shut and refused to speak.他双唇紧闭，不肯讲话。

British : ²boot 4

clamp down on

[phrasal verb]

clamp down on (someone or something)

: to try harder to punish (people who are doing something that is not legal or proper)严惩；严厉打击

Customs officials are clamping down on [=cracking down on] smugglers.海关官员正在严厉打击走私者。
The school should clamp down on students who cut classes.学校应当严惩逃课学生。

: to work harder to stop (a crime)严厉打击（犯罪）

The state is clamping down on [=cracking down on] drug trafficking.这个州正在严厉打击毒品交易。

— see also clampdown

clamp on

[phrasal verb] chiefly US

clamp (something) on (something or someone)

: to officially set (a limit, rule, punishment, etc.) for (someone or something)官方强制…接受（限制、规定、惩罚等）

The mayor clamped [=imposed] a curfew on the area after the riots.骚乱发生后，市长对这一地区实行了宵禁。
The new law clamps limits on the amount of money candidates can spend on election campaigns.新法规就候选人用于选举活动的资金数额给予了限定。

单词	clamp
释义	clamp (verb) clamp 3 ENTRIES FOUND: clamp (noun) clamp (verb) wheel clamp (noun) ¹ clamp /ˈklæmp/ noun plural clamps ¹ clamp /ˈklæmp/ noun plural clamps Learner's definition of CLAMP [count] 1 : a device that holds or presses parts tightly together夹具；夹钳 a hose clamp软管夹 — see picture at carpentry 2 British : denver boot ² clamp /ˈklæmp/ verb clamps; clamped; clamping ² clamp /ˈklæmp/ verb clamps; clamped; clamping Learner's definition of CLAMP [+ object] 1 : to hold or press (things or parts of a thing) tightly together with a device : to fasten or tighten (something) with a clamp（用夹具）夹住，夹紧，固定 The surgeon clamped the vein.外科医生用钳夹夹住了静脉。 He clamped the two pieces of wood together.他用夹具把两块木头固定在了一起。 2 : to press or squeeze (something)压；挤 The bit was clamped firmly between the horse's teeth.嚼子被牢牢地塞在马的上下牙齿间。 He clamped his mouth shut and refused to speak.他双唇紧闭，不肯讲话。 3 British : ²boot 4 clamp down on [phrasal verb] clamp down on (someone or something) : to try harder to punish (people who are doing something that is not legal or proper)严惩；严厉打击 Customs officials are clamping down on [=cracking down on] smugglers.海关官员正在严厉打击走私者。 The school should clamp down on students who cut classes.学校应当严惩逃课学生。 : to work harder to stop (a crime)严厉打击（犯罪） The state is clamping down on [=cracking down on] drug trafficking.这个州正在严厉打击毒品交易。 — see also clampdown clamp on [phrasal verb] chiefly US clamp (something) on (something or someone) : to officially set (a limit, rule, punishment, etc.) for (someone or something)官方强制…接受（限制、规定、惩罚等） The mayor clamped [=imposed] a curfew on the area after the riots.骚乱发生后，市长对这一地区实行了宵禁。 The new law clamps limits on the amount of money candidates can spend on election campaigns.新法规就候选人用于选举活动的资金数额给予了限定。
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