clinching [k'lɪntʃɪŋ]

例句:

• Joe gets clinching evidence of the brains role when he dreams.
  乔做梦时得到了大脑发生作用的决定性依据.
  
• Clinching , wrestling, pushing, or seizing, without attempting a throw or other technique.
  抱, 扭摔, 推或抓而没有摔或其它的技术.
  
• By clinching nails over the canvas they held the torn sail to the mast.
  他们用针把帆布钉牢,把这个破裂的帆升到桅杆上.
  
• But this is hardly a clinching argument, either.
  来自THETIMES
• Hill called the fingerprints the clinching piece of evidence.
  来自NEWYORKER
• Deal-clinching slots at festivals followed for both - on BBC Introducing stages.
  来自BBC