clasp

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clasp
[klɑːsp]
sustantivo
1broche (m) cierre (m) (on necklace, handbag)
  • clasp knife -> navaja (f)
verbo transitivo
2agarrar (grip); estrechar (embrace)
  • to clasp somebody's hand -> agarrar a alguien de la mano

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clasp [klasp]
sustantivo
1Broche, cierre (fastening); chapeta, botoncito, especie de corchete que sirve para abrochar y asegurar alguna cosa; hebilla.
2Abrazo.
1Abrochar, cerrar o unir con broche o corchete.
2Abrazar, coger alguna cosa entre los brazos (grip, embrace).
  • She clasped her bag firmly -> sujetó o agarró firmemente el bolso
  • They clasped hands -> se dieron un fuerte apretón de manos
  • He clasped her in his arms -> la estrechó entre sus brazos
3Cercar, incluir.
va.

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clasp [klɑːsp]
noun
1 [of brooch, necklace] cierre; (m) [of belt etc] broche; (m) [of book] broche; (m) manecilla; (f)
2
with a clasp of the hand con un apretón de manos
verb:transitive
1 (fasten) abrochar
2 (take hold of) agarrar; (hold hands) apretar
to clasp one's hands (together) juntar las manos; to clasp sb's hands apretar las manos a algn; estrechar las manos de algn
3 (embrace) abrazar
to clasp sb to one's bosom estrechar a algn contra el pecho
modifier
clasp knife (n) navaja; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "clasp"

Imperative
  • clasp
  • you clasp
  • he/she clasps
  • we clasp
  • you clasp
  • they clasp
Preterite
  • I clasped
  • you clasped
  • he/she clasped
  • we clasped
  • you clasped
  • they clasped
Present Continuous
  • I am clasping
  • you are clasping
  • he/she is clasping
  • we are clasping
  • you are clasping
  • they are clasping
Present Perfect
  • I have clasped
  • you have clasped
  • he/she has clasped
  • we have clasped
  • you have clasped
  • they have clasped
Past Continuous
  • I was clasping
  • you were clasping
  • he/she was clasping
  • we were clasping
  • you were clasping
  • they were clasping
Past Perfect
  • I had clasped
  • you had clasped
  • he/she had clasped
  • we had clasped
  • you had clasped
  • they had clasped
Future
  • I will clasp
  • you will clasp
  • he/she will clasp
  • we will clasp
  • you will clasp
  • they will clasp
Future Perfect
  • I will have clasped
  • you will have clasped
  • he/she will have clasped
  • we will have clasped
  • you will have clasped
  • they will have clasped
Future Continuous
  • I will be clasping
  • you will be clasping
  • he/she will be clasping
  • we will be clasping
  • you will be clasping
  • they will be clasping
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been clasping
  • you have been clasping
  • he/she has been clasping
  • we have been clasping
  • you have been clasping
  • they have been clasping
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been clasping
  • you will have been clasping
  • he/she will have been clasping
  • we will have been clasping
  • you will have been clasping
  • they will have been clasping
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been clasping
  • you had been clasping
  • he/she had been clasping
  • we had been clasping
  • you had been clasping
  • they had been clasping
Paid English to Spanish translation

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