clinches; clinched; clinching
clinches; clinched; clinching
Learner's definition of CLINCH
1 [+ object]
a : to make (something) certain or final（使）确定；敲定 -
His home run clinched the victory.他的本垒打敲定了最终的胜局。
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The new evidence clinches the case.新的证据使这个案子得以结案。
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Her work on the project should clinch her a promotion.她在这个项目中的表现应该能够确保她得到升迁。
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The photos of the city have clinched it for me. I have to visit Prague.布拉格的照片让我拿定了主意：我一定要去这座城市游览。
b : to make certain the winning of (something)确保赢得 2
[no object] : to hold each other closely during a fight扭打 2 clinch /ˈklɪntʃ/ noun
plural clinches
plural clinches
Learner's definition of CLINCH
[count]
: a position in which two people (such as two boxers) are holding each other very closely拥抱；扭抱