Definition
Definition of cinched - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
securitysecured tightly or firmly
- The cinched belt accentuated her waist.
2.
- With their lead, the victory was cinched.
Origin of cinched
English, cinch (tighten/secure) + -ed (past participle)
Examples of cinched in a sentence
Her dress was cinched at the waist with a ribbon. The deal was cinched after the final negotiation. With their skills, the project’s success was cinched.
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- French:serré, assuré, ...
- German:festgezurrt, sicher, ...
- Italian:strettamente legato, assicurato, ...
- Spanish:ajustado, asegurado, ...
- Portuguese:apertado, garantido, ...
- Chinese:系紧的, 稳操胜券, ...
- Japanese:しっかりと締められた, 確実な, ...
- Arabic:مَشْدود, مَحْسوم, ...
- Hebrew:מְהֻדָּק, מוּבְטָח, ...
- Russian:плотно затянутый, гарантированный, ...
- Ukrainian:затягнутий, гарантований, ...
- Hindi:कसा हुआ, निश्चित, ...
Definition of cinch - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- She cinched the victory with her final move.
2.
fasteningtr./intr. Rare US tighten and fasten with a strap or looptr./intr. Rare US
- She cinched her horse's saddle tightly before riding..
Noun
1.
- The math test was a cinch for her..
2.
- Winning the game was a cinch for the team.
3.
equestrianTECH. US simple saddle girth used in MexicoTECH. US
- The cowboy tightened the cinch before riding.
Images of cinch
simple saddle girth used in Mexico
Expressions with cinch
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is very easy to do or accomplish
This math problem will be a cinch for you.
Origin of cinch
Spanish, cincha (girdle)
Examples of cinch in a sentence
The team cinched their spot in the finals with a win. He cinched the straps on his backpack before the hike. The worker cinched the load securely to the truck. Fixing the bike was a cinch. The puzzle was a cinch to solve. The exam was a cinch for her.
Finishing the project on time was a cinch. He checked the cinch to ensure it was secure. A leather cinch was used for the saddle.
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- French:garantir, jeu d'enfant, ...
- German:sichern, Kinderspiel, ...
- Italian:assicurare, passeggiata, ...
- Spanish:asegurar, coser y cantar, ...
- Portuguese:assegurar, moleza, ...
- Chinese:确保, 小菜一碟, ...
- Japanese:確実にする, 簡単なこと, ...
- Arabic:ضَمِنَ, أمْر سَهْل, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַבְטִיחַ, דָּבָר שֶׁל מָה בַּכָּךְ, ...
- Russian:обеспечить, плевое дело, ...
- Ukrainian:забезпечити, легка справа, ...
- Hindi:पक्का करना, बहुत आसान काम, ...
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