US /klɪntʃ/
・UK /klɪntʃ/
Donald Trump, over 270 electoral votes, he would clinch the presidency for a second time.
Donald Trump, over 270 electoral votes, he would clinch the presidency for a second time.
Eventually, they beat out all competition to clinch the most unlikely championship title in football history. 5,000-to-1 odds are just about as much of an outsider bet as it comes, and yet, when May of 2016 came, Leicester City had proven us all wrong.
Eventually, they beat out all competition to clinch the most unlikely championship title in football history.
I’m not worried. I am sure you will clinch it.
I’m not worried. I am sure you will clinch it.
The latest survivor, Nguyen Van Chuong, recalled how boats capsized rapidly in violent winds and waves, forcing the crew to clinch on debris until help arrived.
If I have to crash forward into range as I slip, I'm going to step my lead foot in and initiate the clinch.
Mind you, Taiwan didn't clinch a ticket to the next round of this tournament with this win.
Mind you, Taiwan didn't clinch a ticket to the next round of this tournament with this win.
Mind you, Taiwan didn't clinch a ticket to the next round of this tournament with this win.
Mind you, Taiwan didn't clinch a ticket to the next round of this tournament with this win.
Georgia had two seats to fill on Election Day, but none of the states candidates won enough votes then to clinch a spot in the U.S Senate.
but none of the state's candidates won enough votes then to clinch a spot in the U.S.
While there are times when they can walk into a room and immediately diagnose a condition from 6 feet away, it's when you dive headfirst into a holistic evaluation of the patient and critically appraise the literature to clinch a diagnosis that often drives a dermatologist.
While there are times when they can walk into a room and immediately diagnose a condition from 6 feet away, it's when you dive headfirst into a holistic evaluation of the patient and critically appraise the literature to clinch a diagnosis that often drives a dermatologist.
To clinch something means to secure it or make it certain, especially after a competition or a negotiation.
It was a Sunday morning, we were reading the paper, and I said, oh my God, I think the Eagles could clinch the NFC East.