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clutch <a clutch; clutches> SUST.

clutch
clutch
clutch AUTO. TRÁF.
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clutch AUTO. TRÁF.
clutch AUTO. TRÁF.
clutch AUTO. TRÁF.
clutch AUTO. TRÁF.
clutch AUTO. TRÁF.

clutch SUST. ARQUIT.

air clutch

automatic clutch

automatic clutch AUTO. TRÁF.
automatic clutch AUTO. TRÁF.

band clutch

bayonet clutch ARQUIT.

block clutch ARQUIT.

claw clutch ARQUIT.

clutch arm

clutch band (or collar)

clutch bevel (or cone)

clutch bevel ARQUIT.

clutch brake

clutch brake ARQUIT.
clutch brake AUTO. TRÁF.

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The shaft drive has a snatchy feel which is only a nuisance when negotiating slow roundabouts or u-turns, requiring the rider to slip the clutch to smooth it out.
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Larks' eggs are usually speckled, and clutch sizes range from two (especially in species of the driest deserts) to six (in species of temperate regions).
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A torque converter eliminated the need for a clutch pedal and gearshift.
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Compare alcohol to pot and watch all the high horse close minded people clutch their bottles of poison.
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A switch in the gear lever operated a solenoid valve so that when the gear lever was moved the clutch was disengaged.
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While the archetypal clutch bag is too small to be practical, the hobo bag is the exact opposite.
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He spotted the unattended clutch bag on top of a faucet near the garden.
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A modal clutch size is two eggs with the expected tradeoffs between size and number of eggs observed (greater the size, the fewer the eggs).
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Continuous typing at the proper 134.5 baud rate would engage the clutch only at the beginning and end of a long sequence of characters, as designed.
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A single gearstick, clutch pedal and accelerator were connected to both engines.
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