柯林斯詞典clasp /klɑ?sp/ (clasping,clasped,clasps) 1. V-T If you clasp someone or something, you hold them tightly in your hands or arms. 握緊; 抱緊 She clasped the children to her. 她緊緊地摟住孩子們。2. N-COUNT A clasp is a small device that fastens something. (拴牢某物的) 扣子; 勾子 ...the clasp of her handbag. …她的手包扣。 返回 clasp劍橋詞典to hold someone or something firmly in your hands or arms 抱緊；握緊；抓緊；攥緊 He was clasping the vase tightly , terrified of dropping it. 他緊緊抱住花瓶，生怕把它摔了。 Lie on your back, clasp your knees and pull them down towards your chest . 仰臥，抱緊雙膝，并拉向胸前。 She clasped her son in her arms . 她把兒子緊緊抱在懷里。 返回 clasp