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不及物动词坚持; 附着于，紧贴; 抓紧或抱住; 沿（岸）前进，贴着（墙）走
及物动词依恋，依附于
不及物动词
1. She was wet through and her clothes clung to her body.
她湿透了，衣服黏在身上。
2. I am not a man who clings to old ideas.
我不是一个墨守陈规的人。
3. The baby monkey clung to its mother.
小猴子紧紧偎着它妈妈。
4. They clung together when the time came to part.
分离的时候到了，他们紧抱着不肯分开。
5. The little girl clings to her mother.
小女孩黏着妈妈不放。
1. 粘着;依附：climax 顶点;高潮 | cling 粘着;依附 | clot 凝块;结团
2. 粘紧：cling to 依附 | cling 粘紧 | clingfish 小海鱼
3. 黏住：climb 爬 | cling 黏住 | clinic 诊所
4. 坚持：cherry樱桃 | cling坚持 | composite混合的
1. 紧紧抓住;抱紧
If you cling to someone or something, you hold onto them tightly.
e.g. 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。
e.g. She had to cling onto the door handle until the pain passed...
她只好紧紧握住门把手，直到不疼了才松开。
2. 抓住(职位或财产)不放
If someone clings to a position or a possession they have, they do everything they can to keep it even though this may be very difficult.
e.g. He appears determined to cling to power...
看来他决心要抓住权力不放。
e.g. 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。
3. (衣服)紧附，黏着
Clothes that cling to you stay pressed against your body when you move.
e.g. His sodden trousers were clinging to his shins.
湿淋淋的裤子紧紧粘在他小腿上。
4. 黏附；粘住
Something that is clinging to something else is stuck on it or just attached to it.
e.g. Her glass had bits of orange clinging to the rim.
她的杯口上粘有些许橙汁。
5. 缠住;依附
If someone clings to a person they are fond of, they do not allow that person to be free or independent.
e.g. I was terrified he would leave me, so I was clinging to him.
我害怕他会离开我，所以缠着他不放。
6. 墨守，坚持(观念或行为方式)
If you cling to an idea or way of behaving, you continue to believe in its value or importance, even though it may no longer be valid or useful.
e.g. They know scholars reject their legend, but they still cling to their belief...
尽管知道学者们不相信他们的传说，他们还是坚持自己的信仰。
e.g. They're clinging to the past.
他们对过去念念不忘。
1. The monks still cling dearly to the supposed power of their beliefs, augmenting their modern firefighting equipment by praying for protection from fire.
2. If the companies had an established track record of success in those formative years, then the more likely they are to cling to old practices.
3. The newspaper says the accelerated campaign has occurred in recent weeks as conflict in Yemen has left the government there struggling to cling to power.
4. If they cling obstinately to their course of creating disturbance in Hong Kong, they will finally find themselves standing opposed to the people.
5. I don't like obstinate people who cling stubbornly to their opinions or entrepreneurs with too many elaborate ideas and no focus.
6. Aso has been fighting to cling to his job amid public disenchantment over the economic downturn and political scandals.
7. cling
7. Those who cling to UNCLOS as the only solution either misinterpret the convention or are deliberately trying to mislead public opinion.
8. They do not cling to a custom or a tradition or even a religion just because it has always been that way.
9. Wrap the bowl in cling film to prevent a skim forming on top, and set overnight in the refrigerator.
10. Wrap dough in cling film and place in the fridge to chill over night, or at least four hours.
noun
1. cling是什么意思
1. fruit (especially peach) whose flesh adheres strongly to the pit
Synonym: clingstone
verb
1. hold on tightly or tenaciously
e.g. hang on to your father's hands
The child clung to his mother's apron
Synonym: hang
2. come or be in close contact with
stick or hold together and resist separation
e.g. The dress clings to her body
The label stuck to the box
The sushi rice grains cohere
Synonym: cleave adhere stick cohere
3. cling
3. to remain emotionally or intellectually attached
e.g. He clings to the idea that she might still love him.