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Clutch

Gujarati Meaning

મજબૂત પકડ

આતુરતાથી પકડવું

સજ્જડ પકડી રાખવું

પકડવા તરાપ મારવી

જોરથી મૂઠી વાળવી

યંત્રમાંનાં કડીરૂપ ચાંપ કે કળ

પકડી રાખવું

English Meaning

  1. To grasp and hold tightly.
  2. To seize; snatch.
  3. To attempt to grasp or seize: clutch at a life raft.
  4. To engage or disengage a motor vehicle's clutch.
  5. A hand, claw, talon, or paw in the act of grasping.
  6. A tight grasp.
  7. Control or power. Often used in the plural: caught in the clutches of sin.
  8. A device for gripping and holding.
  9. Any of various devices for engaging and disengaging two working parts of a shaft or of a shaft and a driving mechanism.
  10. The apparatus, such as a lever or pedal, that activates one of these devices.
  11. A tense, critical situation: came through in the clutch.
  12. A clutch bag.
  13. Informal Being or occurring in a tense or critical situation: won the championship by sinking a clutch putt.
  14. Informal Tending to be successful in tense or critical situations: The coach relied on her clutch pitcher.
  15. The complete set of eggs produced or incubated at one time.
  16. A brood of chickens.
  17. A group; a bunch.
  18. To hatch (chicks).

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