Definition of reclasp in English:

reclasp

verb ˌriːˈklɑːspˌriːˈklasp

1To clasp or hold tightly with one's hand or in one's arms, etc., for a second or subsequent time.
2no object To clasp or embrace (a person) for a second or subsequent time. Occasionally without object. Also in extended use.
3no object To interlace (one's fingers) again; to join or entwine (one's hands or arms) together tightly again. Also without object (of a person's hands): to rejoin tightly, typically with the fingers interlaced.
4with object To reclose the clasp of (a purse, jewellery, etc.); to refasten.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Henry Brooke (c1703–1783), writer and playwright. From re- + clasp.

Definition of reclasp in US English:

reclasp

verb

1To clasp or hold tightly with one's hand or in one's arms, etc., for a second or subsequent time.
2no object To clasp or embrace (a person) for a second or subsequent time. Occasionally without object. Also in extended use.
3no object To interlace (one's fingers) again; to join or entwine (one's hands or arms) together tightly again. Also without object (of a person's hands): to rejoin tightly, typically with the fingers interlaced.
4with object To reclose the clasp of (a purse, jewellery, etc.); to refasten.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Henry Brooke (c1703–1783), writer and playwright. From re- + clasp.

单词	reclasp
释义	Definition of reclasp in English: reclasp verb ˌriːˈklɑːspˌriːˈklasp 1To clasp or hold tightly with one's hand or in one's arms, etc., for a second or subsequent time. 2no object To clasp or embrace (a person) for a second or subsequent time. Occasionally without object. Also in extended use. 3no object To interlace (one's fingers) again; to join or entwine (one's hands or arms) together tightly again. Also without object (of a person's hands): to rejoin tightly, typically with the fingers interlaced. 4with object To reclose the clasp of (a purse, jewellery, etc.); to refasten. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Henry Brooke (c1703–1783), writer and playwright. From re- + clasp. Definition of reclasp in US English: reclasp verb 1To clasp or hold tightly with one's hand or in one's arms, etc., for a second or subsequent time. 2no object To clasp or embrace (a person) for a second or subsequent time. Occasionally without object. Also in extended use. 3no object To interlace (one's fingers) again; to join or entwine (one's hands or arms) together tightly again. Also without object (of a person's hands): to rejoin tightly, typically with the fingers interlaced. 4with object To reclose the clasp of (a purse, jewellery, etc.); to refasten. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Henry Brooke (c1703–1783), writer and playwright. From re- + clasp.
随便看	open-necked openness opennesses openness to openness to openness to change open newel open occupancy open officially open one's bowels open one's mind to open one's mind to open one's mouth open one's mouth open on into open on to open on to/into open on to/into open order open out open (out) open out open out open outcry open out over 怎么样帮孩子选择幼儿园怎么样帮宝宝选购学生书包怎么样开展亲子阅读怎么样引导宝宝顺利度过叛逆期怎么样才能和孩子更好地交流怎么样才能让孩子愿意跟父母倾诉怎么样提高孩子的数学能力怎么样教孩子写字怎么样教孩子游泳怎么样教导孩子学科学 Arbeitsaufsicht Arbeitsauftrag Arbeitsaufwand Arbeitsausfall Arbeitsausfallquote Arbeitsausführung Arbeitsausrüstung Arbeitsausschuß Arbeitsbank Arbeitsbeanspruchung