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Definition of clinger - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- She became a clinger after the breakup.
2.
physicalRare US one who physically holds onto somethingRare US
- The baby is a clinger, always holding onto her mother.
Origin of clinger
English, cling (hold tightly) + -er (one who)
Examples of clinger in a sentence
He was labeled a clinger by his friends due to his behavior. The toddler was a clinger, never letting go of his toy. During the storm, the cat was a clinger, gripping the tree tightly.
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- French:dépendant affectif, accrocheur, ...
- German:Klammerer, Festhalter, ...
- Italian:persona appiccicosa, aggrappatore, ...
- Spanish:dependiente emocional, agarrador, ...
- Portuguese:dependente emocional, apegado, ...
- Chinese:情感依赖者, 紧抓不放者, ...
- Japanese:しがみつき, ...
- Arabic:مُتَعَلِّق, مُتَمَسِّك, ...
- Hebrew:קְלִינְגֶר, נִצְמְדָן, ...
- Russian:навязчивый человек, цепляка, ...
- Ukrainian:емоційно залежна людина, той, хто тримається, ...
- Hindi:चिपकू, क्लिंजर, ...
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