clung

英 [klʌŋ]

美 [klʌŋ]

v. 抓紧; 紧握; 紧抱; 粘住; 附着; (尤指情感上)依恋，依附
cling的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

They clung together when the time came to part.
分别的时候到了，他们紧抱着不肯分开。
Japan's productivity has overtaken America in some industries, but elsewhere the United States has clung on to its lead.
在有些行业，日本的生产效率超过了美国，但在其他行业美国仍然保持着领先的地位。
She clung to him, hugging him hard, her wet check to his.
她偎着他，紧紧抱着，濡湿的面颊贴到了他的脸上。
Another minister clung on with a majority of only 18
另一位部长仅以18票的微弱优势保住了职位。
She clung to the hope that her son was not dead.
她还抱着希望，相信自己儿子没死。
He clung to the upturned boat, screaming for help.
他紧紧抓着住倾覆的小船，高呼救命。
Another man was rescued as he clung to the riverbank
另外一个人因为紧紧攀住河堤而获救。
She told her husband she clung to life for the sake of their two young children.
她告诉他的丈夫她活下来是为了她的两个年轻的孩子。
Children clung to my legs, attempting to sell me bracelets or cool me with hand-held fans.
小孩子们扯着我的腿，试图向我兜售手链，或者用手持风扇为我降温。
I hesitated and clung to his hand, but he gently pushed me from him.
我犹豫着不愿松开父亲的手，但他轻轻的推开我的小手。