Translation for 'clench' from English to Bulgarian

to clench {verb}

свивам се [несв.]

стискам [зъби, юмрук и пр.] [несв.]

• "Patera clenchi" (syn. "Mesodon clenchi") Clench's middle-toothed land snail, and Mission Creek Oregonian.
• As the driver is turned anticlockwise the gears make the prongs clench the filter body harder.
• However, in the original Talmudic context, the root means "to clench" or "to contract": that is, the route itself is shortened.
• Instead, when riding, they will hold onto the horse's mane and, when necessary, clench their knees against the horse's sides.
• One is to clench the bow in the right hand, rest the right thumb on the right side of the finger board, then pluck the string.

• Those who know him, remember him as "Jonk" (leech) for his ability to clench his enemy to suffocation and unconsciousness.
• Although these early events were regarded as bodybuilding contests, the women wore high-heeled shoes, and did not clench their fists while posing.
• From "clinch", or "clench", a common Germanic word, meaning “to fasten together”.
• He is the first professional Mazda driver to clench a professional drifting championship.
• In the latter, the reflex could be elicited through reinforcement by asking the patient to clench their jaw.

• to be pursued when the fourth and all previous approaches together fail to eliminate negative thoughts, is to clench the teeth and "subdue and beat down the (evil) mind by the (good) mind", just as one man may do physical violence to another man.
• For example, it has been suggested that the 30% reduction in size of the vagina could help clench onto the penis (much like, or perhaps caused by, the pubococcygeus muscles), which would make it more stimulating for the male (thus ensuring faster or more voluminous ejaculation).
• Pitchfork's Jason Heller described the music by writing, "Guitars seethe and beats clench.
• A species of lizard, "Sphaerodactylus clenchi", is named in honor of William J. Clench.
• An AT treatment program most often involves an individual being instructed to clench their arm, leg, and chest muscles in 10 to 15 second intervals as they are systematically exposed to triggers of increasing likeness to real blood or needles.

• Other salient features in this church are, The Pillars - The magnificent pillars towering without clench and supporting the roof, The church's portico which is floored with ornamental roof, The Stratum & Clock - The church tower has 7 stratums at the height of 178 feet, having clocks in four sides and neon cross lights.
• This proposal involved a game he called "Clench Racing", wherein players each open a volume of the "Chronicles of Thomas Covenant" to a random page; the winner is the first to find the word "clench".
• Camp Fistclench (Fist Clench) was a U.S. Army research camp on and inside the Greenland Ice Cap [...] east of Thule Air Base.
• The palm strike is useful as it is thrown in a more relaxed manner than a clenched fist.