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| 51. | The act of clasping the hand of another, especially in friendship. |
| 握手紧握对方的手，尤用来表示友谊 |
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| 52. | Other stars seized the moment to modernize. |
| 其他的“亚洲之星”紧握机遇来发展。 |
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| 53. | He gave my hand a squeeze. |
| 他紧紧握一握我的手。 |
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| 54. | I gripped the crayon, savored the place. |
| 我于是紧握蜡笔，玩味起眼前的小屋。 |
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| 55. | When you can no more hold me by the hand, |
| 那时你不能再把我的手紧握, |
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| 56. | Haines laughed and, as he took his soft grey hat from the holdfast of the hammock, said: |
| 海恩斯笑了笑。他一面从吊床的钩子上摘下自己那顶灰色呢帽，一面说道： |
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| 57. | squeeze(a person's arm,hand,etc)as a sign of affection |
| 紧握（某人之臂、手等）表示情意 |
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| 58. | We can hold the hand of the Lord and walk through the darkness! |
| 我们可以紧握上帝的手 走出这片黑暗！ |
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| 59. | a device (used by carpenters) that holds things firmly together. |
| 能把物品紧紧握在一块的装置。 |
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| 60. | The shape of the coin was imprinted on his tightly clenched hand. |
| 在他紧握的手里印下了硬币的形状。 |
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