clingy

英 ['klɪŋɪ] 美 ['klɪŋi]
  • adj. 紧贴的;粘住的
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clingy (adj.)
1680s, of things, from cling + -y (2). Of persons (especially children) from 1969, though the image of a "clingy vine" in a relationship goes back to 1896. Related: Clinginess.
1. A very clingy child can drive a parent to distraction.
依赖性太强的孩子会逼得父母心烦意乱。

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2. He clutches your hip is made slight a circle to swing, you are clingy double leg.
他抓紧你的臀部作轻微打圈摆动, 你则紧贴双腿.

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3. My mother said that I was a clingy child when I was young.
妈妈说我小的时候老爱缠著人.

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4. Then have been hoof - drum clutch, its structure in the solid - bowl clingy reaches hoof.
那时曾出现过蹄 - 鼓式离合器, 其结构有利于在离心力作用下使蹄紧贴鼓面.

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