clencher CAN
klɑ̃ʃe
Definition Conjugation
Definition of clencher - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
- Il faut clencher la poignée pour ouvrir cette vieille porte.
2.
- Il va clencher toute la journée pour finir son travail.
Origin of clencher
anglais/argot, clench (serrer)
Examples of clencher in a sentence
Il a oublié de clencher et la porte est restée entrouverte. On va clencher pour arriver avant la fermeture du magasin. L’équipe a clenché en seconde période et renversé le score.
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- English:turn the handle, go full throttle, ...
- German:die Klinke drücken, Gas geben, ...
- Italian:azionare, darsi da fare a tutta velocità, ...
- Spanish:accionar la manija, acelerar, ...
- Portuguese:acionar a maçaneta, dar gás, ...
- Chinese:扳动门把手, 拼命干, ...
- Japanese:ラッチをかける, 全力でやる, ...
- Arabic:أدار المقبض, انْطَلَقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְעִיל אֶת הַיָּדִית, לִדְהוֹר, ...
- Russian:нажать на ручку, нести́сь, ...
- Ukrainian:натиснути на ручку, мчати, ...
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