clinch
BrE /klɪntʃ/ AmE /klɪntʃ/
verb en → es
past clinched pp clinch(ed) ing clinching
to make something certain or definite; to confirm an agreement, deal, etc.
asegurar, concretar, confirmar
- clinch a deal/agreement
Collocations clinch a deal · clinch an agreement
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The company clinched the deal with a last-minute offer.
La empresa aseguró el trato con una oferta de último minuto.
to win or gain something, especially by defeating an opponent in a competition or contest.
ganar, obtener, asegurar (una victoria)
- clinch a victory/win
Collocations clinch the championship · clinch first place
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The team clinched the title with their final win.
El equipo aseguró el título con su última victoria.
to grasp or hold something firmly, especially in boxing or wrestling.
agarrar firmemente, sujetar (en boxeo o lucha)
- clinch a grip
Collocations clinch a hold · clinch a grip
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The wrestler clinched his opponent's arm.
El luchador agarró firmemente el brazo de su oponente.
to settle or resolve a dispute, argument, etc.
resolver, zanjar (un conflicto)
- clinch an agreement/settlement
Collocations clinch a settlement · clinch an agreement
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The negotiations finally clinched a settlement.
Las negociaciones finalmente resolvieron el conflicto.